This week, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) reportedly urged Congress to disclose the names of House members who have been accused of “harassment (sexual and other forms)” and have utilized taxpayer funds to resolve the allegations. On Thursday, Massie, a Republican with a libertarian leaning
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A guest who objected to the notion that President Joe Biden is not entirely in control of the White House reportedly engaged in a shouting match with Fox News anchor Julie Banderas. The suggestion was met with a rebuttal from former New York State Sen. David Carlucci (D). “If we’re concerned about who’s calling the
During the holiday season, criminals in upstate New York reportedly attacked Catholics
California Governor Gavin Newsom is reportedly currently developing a potential strategy to
Democrat congresswoman Angie Craig was reportedly assaulted Thursday in Washington D.C. while in the elevator of her apartment building. The story was
The Republican-controlled House reportedly voted on Wednesday to repeal the requirement that international passengers provide confirmation of COVID immunization before flying into
Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis reportedly replied to falsehoods spread by former President Donald Trump on social media this week on Wednesday,
As the Department of Defense (DOD) develops new laws to crack down on suspected Chinese influence over U.S. media, Hollywood executives are
Vice President Kamala Harris has is reportedly assisting businesses in directing investments beyond the United States and into the Central American economy,
Top Democrats are now reportedly doubting Vice President Kamala Harris’ leadership ability. Former Secretary of State and failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
In a letter delivered to the House Ethics Committee on Friday, a man who temporarily worked in Rep. George Santos’ (R-NY) office
On Friday, a jury in a San Francisco federal court reportedly ruled that Elon Musk and Tesla were not responsible in a
Former Attorney General William Barr reportedly blasted The New York Times for its critical coverage of special counsel John Durham’s inquiry into
Republican Indiana Rep. Victoria Spartz said Friday that she will not run for reelection in 2024. Spartz is currently serving as the
