January 6 Officers Sue Trump Administration Over Slush Fund for Criminals
Two officers who defended the Capitol from January 6 rioters filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the Trump administration’s $1.8 […]
Judge Dismisses Criminal Charges Against Assistant Principal in Shooting Case
A circuit court judge in Virginia dropped the criminal charges against Dr. Ebony Parker, a former elementary school assistant principal,
DOJ Charges 15 in Minnesota Social Services Fraud
The Department of Justice filed federal charges on Wednesday against 15 people for fraud in Minnesota. The individuals allegedly defrauded
Five Dead, Including Two Shooters in San Diego Mosque Shooting
Two teenage gunmen opened fire Monday at a San Diego mosque, killing three men before dying of apparent self-inflicted gunshot
Senate Votes to Withhold Their Pay During Government Shutdowns
The Senate on Thursday passed a resolution that would withhold their paychecks in times of government shutdown. The measure had
FDA Commissioner Resigns
The commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) resigned on Tuesday. Dr. Marty Makary’s exit marks the fourth notable
Op-Ed: Virginia Supreme Court Sustains GOP Objection to Voters
In a 4-3 vote, Virginia’s Supreme Court voted to strike down the map approved by voters on the April 21
Smith College Investigated by DOE for Admitting Trans Applicants
The Department of Education has launched an investigation into Smith College. The college is an all-women’s college in Massachusetts and
Op-ed: Yes, Virginia
On April 21, over 51% of Virginia voters said “Yes” to a referendum to a mid-decade redrawing of congressional districts
SCOTUS Guts Voting Rights Act in Louisiana Gerrymandering Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a Louisiana congressional map that it claimed violated Section 2 of the Voting