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Lawmakers on Friday voted 20-12 to pass a bill allowing students to skip mandatory vaccines for religious or philosophical reasons. If adopted, the state will grant exemptions based on annual written ...
The Department of Defense’s anticipated wave of civilian terminations has been temporarily discontinued, according to reporting by CNN. Reports that the Pentagon planned to fire tens of thousands of...
President Donald Trump rebuked Democratic Maine Gov Janet Mills to her face Friday and threatened to pull federal funding from her state for not complying with his executive order banning men in
Republicans passed the $340 billion package early Friday after hours of debate. Democrats brought up most of the debated amendments trying to halt the bill’s passage. But Republicans eventually push...
Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on Thursday said in a speech on the Senate floor that he would not run for another term in office in 2026. His current term ends in early 2027. McConnell is the longest-se...
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday said she would not remove New York City Mayor Eric Adams from his post. Earlier this week, Hochul said she was looking into the possibility of removing Adams bec...
The upper chamber returned a 51-49 vote on Thursday confirming Kash Patel, President Donald Trump’s nominee for the position of FBI director. The vote narrowly followed party lines, with every Democ...
President Donald Trump issued another round of executive orders on Wednesday that he said would pare down the size and scope of the federal government in order to increase accountability and reduce wa...
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson has argued that Democrats and the Biden administration engaged in a power-play when they failed to secure the southern border
A lawsuit challenging a Department of Education rule that protects First Amendment rights in public colleges and universities was dismissed.
