Republican Senators Grill Acting AG Blanche on Trump’s $1.8 Million ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’
Cornyn and Tillis said they’ll need guarantees the administration is not moving forward with the fund before they can support Blanche’s nomination.
ICE to Pause Most Traffic-Stop Arrests After Two Fatal Shootings
The Trump administration has suspended most vehicle stops by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents following two officer-involved fatal shootings in the past week, according to the Associated Press.
Amy Coney Barrett Describes Living Under Constant Threat, Urges Lawmakers to Increase Security for Justices
Barrett described a recent swatting attempt at her home and recounted having to tell her son what a bullet proof vest is.
Women Harmed by Chemical Abortions Urge Todd Blanche to Settle Mail-Order Abortion Case
More than a dozen women who have been harmed by chemical abortion drugs are urging Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to settle an ongoing lawsuit between Louisiana and the Federal Drug Administration over mail-order access to the drugs.
South Carolina Governor Appoints Lindsey Graham’s Sister to Replace Late Senator
Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, will replace her brother in the Senate after the South Carolina Republican’s sudden death over the weekend.
Celebrated Historian’s Book Knocking White Abolitionists Received Rave Reviews. Now It’s Being Pulled from Shelves
Historians argue thatKerri K. Greenidge concocted many of the central anecdotes and claims in the book.
School Administrators Have Stolen Hundreds of Millions by Defrauding Taxpayers, Damning New Report Finds
The report identified at least 90 cases of fraud perpetrated through the Department of Education since 2019.
Senator Lindsey Graham Dies at 71
Senator Lindsey Graham, who was first elected to the Senate in 2002 and played an influential role in shaping the foreign policy of Republican administrations over the last two decades, has died. He was 71.
Young People Aren’t Having Kids Because Their Friends Aren’t. So What Can Be Done?
A new report identified the ‘peer effect’ as a major driver of America’s fertility decline.
Small Inventors Are Being Squeezed by a Convoluted Patent Process
Small inventors and patent-rights advocates say proposed reforms to the Patent Trial and Appeal Board would curb repetitive patent challenges that benefit large corporations.