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
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) said he is seeking a pardon for an Army sergeant who was convicted of murder after fatally
LGBT+ activists expressed their anger over the Biden administration’s revisions to Title IX in support of transgender athletes, saying it doesn’t go
The top Senate Judiciary Committee member said the panel would act after allegations that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas acted unethically by
Despite not yet announcing his run, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis picked up his second endorsement from a House Republican.
Just hours after his arraignment in Manhattan over hush money paid to Stormy Daniels, former President Donald Trump notched his own legal
ActBlue, the Democratic online fundraising platform, laid off about 17 percent of its staff on Monday following reports of a budget deficit.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) will soon depart for New York City to join protests planned for Tuesday as former President Donald
A male pro powerlifter took advantage of lax “inclusive” gender identification policies to enter the Heroes Classic tournament in Alberta, Canada after
Canadian party leader Maxime Bernier tweeted a screenshot of a youth theater company’s Drag Summer Camp webpage, where two classes offered for
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) is set to return to the Senate after the two-week holiday recess, according to his spokesman. His discharge
