A longtime Washington Post video editor has been arrested on federal child pornography charges, triggering a high-profile scandal that now threatens to engulf one of the country’s most powerful media institutions. Thomas Pham LeGro, 48, was taken into custody Thursday morning after federal agents
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In a landmark decision with far-reaching implications for public healthcare and state sovereignty, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Medicaid recipients lack the legal standing to sue states over restrictions on their choice of healthcare providers. The 6–3 decision, authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, hands a significant victory to South Carolina and other Republican-led
From within the stately walls of an 18th-century conference hall just blocks
In a sweeping move to dismantle one of the most notorious barriers
St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner submitted her resignation to Missouri Governor Mike Parson (R) after facing mass criticism from lawmakers after
A senior Senate Democrat called President Joe Biden’s plans for the southern border “unacceptable” in a blistering statement Tuesday afternoon.
Former President Donald Trump will extend an olive branch to one of the most notorious anti-Trump political news networks on television when
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who suffered an embarrassing first-round primary defeat, faced another crushing blow when she attempted to attack Texas Governor
The Human Rights Campaign called on Anheuser-Busch, the company behind Bud Light, to publicly restate its support for the trans community after
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said he has a “pretty good idea” about who exactly leaked the draft ruling of the Court’s
The Florida House approved a bill that is essential for Republican Governor Ron DeSantis to run a 2024 campaign. It now heads
President Joe Biden is poised to sacrifice New Hampshire’s iconic first-in-the-nation primary to a challenger after snubbing the state in the calendar
Two close associates of Republican megadonor and tech billionaire Peter Thiel said he decided against funding any 2024 candidates due to his
Republican Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina lambasted her fellow party members for their stance on abortion.
