‘A feat of diplomacy’: Biden Hails Russia-US Prisoner Swap
President Joe Biden hailed as historic the prisoner swap between Russia and the United States, which included freeing Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich
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Black Journalists Challenge Trump on Race
Former President Donald Trump took part in a tense panel Q&A Wednesday afternoon at the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago. ABC’s Rachel Scott skipped greetings and dire...
Sen. Mike Lee Warns of 'increased hostility' toward Christianity in Washington
Sen Mike Lee, R-Utah, believes that federal lawmakers have grown increasingly hostile toward Christians in recent years and some feel justified in discriminating against them to a degree
Federal Judge First to Rule against States on New Title IX Rules
Politics Post Date: July 31, 2024 Pro-transgender activists ...
Kari Lake to Represent Arizona Republicans in Senate Race
GOP candidate Kari Lake won over 55 percent of the Republican vote during Arizona’s Tuesday primary, according to unofficial results posted by the secretary of state. Lake, an ardent supporter of fo...
Biden Outlines Plan to Impose Term Limits for Supreme Court Justices
President Joe Biden has suggested that United States Supreme Court justices should have term limits and a code of ethics to abide by after calling for Supreme Court reform during a primetime address
Senate Advances Bipartisan Bills to Protect Minors Online
Family & Society Post Date: July 30, 2024 Three teenage girls on their...
Secret Service Official Owns Lapses Leading to Trump Shooting
U.S. Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe, left, and FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate, right, swearing in before testifying on Tuesday. Associated Press/Photo by Kevin Wolf ...
Florida Judge Permanently Ends Part of DeSantis’ “Stop WOKE Act”
Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker on Friday struck down a state law allowing employees to choose and opt out of race-related training in the workplace. Walker issued a temporary pause on the law...
1 in 7 Americans Plan to Move If Their Preferred Presidential Candidate Loses: Poll
A substantial share of Americans say they plan to move out of their state or even the country if the presidential candidate they oppose wins the election, according to a new poll
