Federal Study Urges Marijuana Policy Changes
Federal and state officials together should craft policy guidelines for public health amid growing marijuana legalization, the National Academy of Sciences recommended in a Thursday report. The Center...
Federal and state officials together should craft policy guidelines for public health amid growing marijuana legalization, the National Academy of Sciences recommended in a Thursday report. The Center...
Texas megachurch pastor Robert Jeffress, who was one of the first Evangelical leaders to publicly support former President Donald Trump and attend his rallies during the 2016 primary election, says ...
The campaign season kicked off with the biggest names in the GOP wooing the party faithful at the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas over the weekend, and if there was a recurring theme in their speeches, it was 'No more Donald Trump.'
While the city offers a number of guaranteed income programs, officials say the GIFT program is the first guaranteed income initiative to focus solely on trans people
Elon Musk reversed a ban on former President Donald Trump’s Twitter account on Saturday. Musk announced the decision after holding a poll that asked Twitter users whether Trump’s access shoul...
While exit polls from the 2022 midterm elections indicate a double-digit swing in Latino voters from Democrat to Republican since 2020, many pollsters and election experts have looked into the ...
Just a day after United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif , announced that she would step down from her role as leader of House Democrats, Rep Hakeem Jeffries, R-N Y , has emerged as the top ...
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland on Friday tasked veteran prosecutor Jack Smith with overseeing the Justice Department’s investigations into former President Donald Trump. Smith will spearhead ...
The dust is settling on former President Donald Trump's 2024 announcement with his campaign now officially underway. There wasn't much doubt he'd run again in 2024. But the ongoing question is, will he have the GOP support needed to win the party's nomination this time around?
A new poll suggests that more than half of Asian Americans say they would support a potential U S Supreme Court decision to ban affirmative action policies as the nation s higher court weighs ...
More than half of the Asian American community wants the United States Supreme Court to ban affirmative action while nearly 40 of them consider it racist, according to a recent poll