According to a new Quinnipiac University poll that was published last Wednesday, just 26 percent of Hispanic voters surveyed responded that they think favorably of President Joe Biden’s job performance, which is the lowest mark out of any demographic group. This new survey is just the latest in a stretch[Read More…]

Two lawsuits were filed against the state of Alabama after GOP Gov. Kay Ivey signed key bills into law that placed restrictions on treatments and services available in the healthcare industry to transgender youth. Those suits have been voluntarily dropped by the plaintiffs, although they, or similar ones, could very[Read More…]

According to the Justice Department’s Special Counsel’s Office, the CIA data that claimed a relationship between former President Donald Trump and Russia is “not technically plausible.” Special Counsel John Durham, in a Friday court filing, said the alleged relationship between the former President and Russia, which had been asserted by[Read More…]

On Sunday, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, a Republican from California, said he sees an “opportunity” to become the Speaker of the House if Republicans are able to grab control of the chamber in the upcoming midterm elections. When asked if he will be the House Speaker, McCarthy emphasized to Fox News[Read More…]

On Thursday, Stephen Miller, who had been a top aide to President Donald Trump during his time in office, was questioned for several hours by the House committee investigating he January 6, 2021 attack at the Capitol. Miller served under Trump advising policy decisions, and he was a central figure[Read More…]

On Friday, former President Donald Trump gave an official endorsement to J.D. Vance, the author of “Hillbilly Elegy,” for Ohio’s Senate Republican primary, adding that Vance is “the candidate most qualified and ready to win in November.” NBC first reported on Thursday that Trump was preparing the endorsement but had[Read More…]

According to a source familiar with the situation who confirmed her decision, White House national climate adviser Gina McCarthy is expected to leave her post next month. McCarthy at first was expected to close her time of service at the end of February, but instead she agreed to stay a[Read More…]

Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who were the two earliest women to join the Supreme Court, are set to have statues of them placed at the U.S. Capitol. The bipartisan legislation that put the measure forward was pushed by female lawmakers as it passed the Senate in December[Read More…]