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.
How Democratic Operatives Got a Copycat Candidate on the Alaska Senate Ballot to Confuse Voters
The Alaska Division of Elections found that Dan Sullivan is running to mislead voters who intend to vote for the GOP candidate of the same name.
Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin’s Trans Partner Told Investigators He Admitted Guilt, Expressed Regret After Shooting
The revelation came in a video interview investigators conducted with Robinson on April 20 that was played in court for the first time on Thursday, on the fourth day of a preliminary hearing in Robinson’s case.
How Did a Former Elizabeth Warren Volunteer End Up Attending the Ayatollah’s Funeral?
As a teen, Walsh was hailed in the media as a progressive wunderkind. Now, she lives in Lebanon and is on a U.S. government suspicious persons list.
Graham Platner Drops Out of Maine Senate Race Following Sexual Assault Allegation
Graham Platner officially ended his Maine Senate campaign on Wednesday, just days after saying he was reflecting on the best path forward in response to new sexual assault allegations against him.