Kamala Harris omits right to ‘life’ when quoting Declaration of Independence in abortion speech
Vice President Kamala Harris left out including the right to life when quoting the Declaration of Independence during remarks about abortion access.
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President Biden ignores question on why classified documents were found at his think tank
President Biden refused to answer questions Monday about the classified documents from his vice presidency that were found at his think tank in Washington, D.C.
Virginia Democratic Rep. Donald McEachin dead at 61 after battle with colorectal cancer
Virginia Rep. Donald McEachin died Monday at the age of 61 after losing a battle with colorectal cancer. He had just won re-election earlier this month.
Marjorie Taylor Greene cautions against GOP colleagues challenging McCarthy for Speaker: ‘Bad strategy’
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene warned Republicans against challenging House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for the Speaker’s gavel, calling such a move a “bad strategy.
Republican mega-donor Ken Griffin says it’s time to ‘move on’ from Trump, backs DeSantis for 2024
Ken Griffin, a GOP mega-donor, said it is time Republicans move on from former President Donald Trump. He said he likes Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for 2024, should be run for president.
Georgia early voting sets all-time record for midterm election despite claims of voter suppression
Georgia saw record turnout in votes cast before Election Day in a midterm election, with vote totals coming just shy of presidential election numbers.
White House vows action on gun violence in late-night statement, says ‘thoughts and prayers’ not enough
The White House released a statement late Tuesday night in which press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said thoughts and prayers are not enough to reduce gun violence.
Former Clinton staffer Huma Abedin not ruling out run for public office: ‘Never say never’
Former Hillary Clinton senior staffer Huma Abedin on Sunday left the door open to a potential run for office, but said she is more comfortable working behind the scenes.
Julian Assange supporters protest against US extradition in London, DC: ‘crucial that we fight’
Supporters of Julian Assange gathered in London and Washington, D.C., to call on the U.S. to stop its attempts to extradite him for publishing classified material.
GOP-led states sue Biden administration in response to student loan handout plan
Six GOP-led states are suing the Biden administration over its plan to cancel at least $10,000 in student loan debt for tens of millions of Americans.
Charlie Crist’s running mate previously said Cubans ‘mourn’ Fidel Castro’s death
A tweet from 2016 has come back to haunt Karla Hernandez-Mats after Florida gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist selected her as his running mate.
Mitch McConnell-backed GOP super PAC cancels nearly $10M in ad buys in Arizona, Alaska ahead of midterms
A Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell-backed Republican super PAC is canceling nearly $10 million in advertisement spending in Arizona and Alaska.
Indiana Senate passes bill to ban most abortions
A near-total abortion ban passed the GOP-controlled Indiana Senate during Saturday’s special session by a 26 to 20 vote, and now heads to the House.
Donald Trump Jr. posts heartfelt tribute after mother Ivana’s passing: ‘we will miss you incredibly’
Donald Trump Jr. made an Instagram post in which he thanked his mother Ivana Trump, who recently died in her New York City home, for instilling incredible values in him.
North Dakota abortion clinic raises more than $500K to move to abortion-friendly Minnesota
A fundraiser created to help an abortion clinic in North Dakota move a few miles away to Minnesota raised more than $500,000 in less than two days.
Youngkin supports banning abortions in Virginia after 15 weeks following SCOTUS overturning Roe v. Wade
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin lauded the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and said he wants a 15-week abortion ban in the commonwealth.
Senate votes to advance bipartisan gun control legislation
The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to advance a new bipartisan gun control bill in a 64 to 34 vote that included the support of 14 Senate Republicans.
Alaska primary certification can move forward, state Supreme Court rules
Certification of the special primary election for Alaska’s open House seat can move forward following a legal battle over ballot access, the state Supreme Court ruled.
Judge blocks Alabama law criminalizing the prescription of puberty blockers for transgender youth
A federal judge blocked an Alabama law that had made it a felony for doctors to provide puberty blockers and hormone treatment to children.
Biden urges local officials to hire more police using funds from American Rescue Plan amid crime surges
President Joe Biden on Friday pushed cities to use funds from the American Rescue Plan to hire more police.
Italy Charges Egyptian Officials With Murder, Kidnapping Of Grad Student
The indictment accused the four officials of the “aggravated kidnapping” of Regeni, while one was also charged with “conspiracy to commit aggravated murder”
Report: 39 Pieces Of Radio Equipment Snatched From ‘Doomsday Plane’ At Top Secret Russian Air Base
A cargo hatch appeared to have been opened and 39 pieces of radio equipment were found to be missing from the aircraft upon its inspection
REPORT: Prosecutors In UK Drop Charges Against Woman Who Admitted To Murdering 7-Year-Old Girl
Emily Jones was riding her scooter to meet her mother when she was attacked by Eltiona Skana, who had been sitting on a waiting bench