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The House of Representatives adjourned Saturday without there being a motion called to vote on ousting Republican Speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana. Read More

Recent polls reflect unexpected (bad) news for the Biden campaign, especially with respect to hugely important voting blocks within the Democratic Party’s base. Many pundits have focused on trend lines among Hispanics (especially Latinos) and African Americans that show declining enthusiasm for the prospect of another four years of Joe Biden. Read More

Congress stands poised to deliver another $60 billion in aid to Ukraine atop the $111 billion in prior packages. President Biden has pushed for these bills and is expected to sign them. Read More

Existing home sales shrank in March as consumers respond to continuing price increases and rising mortgage rates. Read More

A Texas lawmaker alleged Friday that a local nonprofit is misusing taxpayer funds through its purchase of airline tickets for migrants. Read More

Seattle police released bodycam footage of a Wednesday shooting that left a 67-year-old suspected pedophile dead late Friday evening. Read More

A new campaign ad argues that Democratic Sen. Jon Tester of Montana has cracked down on border security amid his contentious reelection bid, despite him having a history of voting down several security measures. Read More

The Biden administration just announced sweeping moves to limit fossil fuel development in energy-rich Alaska, and Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola isn’t happy about it. Read More

“The View” co-host Ana Navarro claimed Friday that Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez’s legal troubles were his wife’s fault, saying the indictment “does not jive” with the man she knows. Read More

Thirty Republican senators voted to reauthorize a contentiously debated warrantless- spying tool on Saturday. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Saturday, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed $60 billion in aid to Ukraine, a hotly debated issue that has had many conservative Republicans rebel against the speaker. The legislation passed with 311 lawmakers in favor and 112 against. Among Republicans, Johnson was unable to get a majority of his caucus to support the package with 112 voting against it and only 101 supporting the aid package. Read More

All twelve jurors have been selected for former President Donald Trump’s trial relating to Democratic Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s allegations he falsified business records to hide a payment to pornstar Stormy Daniels. Read More

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said during a podcast released on Friday that she believes former President Donald Trump wants to model himself after dictators like Russian President Vladimir Putin. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | The man who lit himself on fire outside the courthouse in New York City where President Donald Trump's trial is ongoing on Friday has been identified, and a possible motive has been uncovered. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Friday, a man lit himself on fire outside the courthouse in New York City where President Donald Trump's trial is ongoing. Read More