[ad_1] Mr. Garland most recently served as a federal appeals judge for the District of Columbia Circuit. He submitted a letter of resignation to the court on Wednesday, pending his swearing-in as attorney general.But he is best known for … [Read more...]

[ad_1] Most grassroots organizations don’t have national name recognition, but they are nonetheless powerful tools for advocacy that keeps pressure on elected representatives every day of the year. I know just a bare fraction of the great … [Read more...]

[ad_1] CNN’s Chris “Fredo” Cuomo kicked off Monday’s Prime Time by finally addressing his brother, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s (D) multiple sexual harassment allegations, just in time for a third young woman to accuse him of unwanted sexual … [Read more...]

[ad_1] Donald Trump doesn’t have much use for friends. His two closest friends were a bodyguard who worked in his administration and Michael Cohen, a lawyer who went to jail for him. Once the usefulness of the friendship has … [Read more...]

[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Justice Department officials are adding prosecutors and agents to their sprawling investigation into the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol as it moves into a more complicated phase and they strategize about how to handle the large … [Read more...]

[ad_1] Floyd, 46, died on May 25, 2020 in Minneapolis police custody after former officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds. Floyd was accused by a 17-year-old store clerk of using a counterfeit $20 bill to buy a … [Read more...]

[ad_1] There’s an old saying that the media’ are in bed with Democrats, but sometimes that’s quite literally the case. Twitter was ablaze today after People magazine published a “heartwarming” story last night of love found between a reporter … [Read more...]

[ad_1] President Biden said during his first foreign policy address that he made it clear to Putin that the US would no longer roll over for Russia. Video: Biden says he told Putin that the days of America rolling over for … [Read more...]

[ad_1] Jon Ossoff was 16 years outdated when he wrote a letter to John Lewis, the Georgia congressman and civil rights pioneer, that led to a spot as a volunteer in Mr. Lewis’s workplace.When Mr. Ossoff was 19 and a rising sophomore at Georgetown, … [Read more...]

[ad_1] According to the lawmakers, "the best way" to improve outcomes for people in the United States "is to stop special interests from profiting off of the public service of government officials and to padlock the revolving door between … [Read more...]