Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said during a California forum on Monday that black children from the Bronx neighborhood of New York City don’t know what a computer is. Hochul was speaking about her desire to create diverse workforces in emerging sectors like artificial…
Read More New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Says ‘Black Kids’ In The Bronx Don’t Know The Word ‘Computer’
Former Republican Senate nominee Tiffany Smiley launched a primary challenge on Monday to Rep. Dan Newhouse of Washington, who is one of two remaining House GOP members who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump in 2021. Smiley ran against Democratic Washington Sen. Patty Murray in…
Read More Washington GOP Rep Who Voted To Impeach Trump Gains Primary Challenger
While Democrats may have hoped that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump would hurt his 2024 campaign, recent polling shows the proceedings have failed to seriously impact the president’s chances. Trump will enter his fourth week of the New York trial on…
Read More Democrats Thought Bragg Trial Would Sink Trump’s 2024 Campaign. Polling So Far Suggests Otherwise
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) filed a lawsuit on Friday against the Nevada Secretary of State for allowing mail-in ballots to be counted after election day. Nevada currently permits such ballots to be counted that are received up to…
Read More Trump Camp, RNC File Lawsuit Against Nevada To Stop Counting Ballots Past Election Day
Alabama Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation on Thursday allowing President Joe Biden to be on the red state’s ballot in 2024. GOP Secretary of State Wes Allen wrote a letter on April 9 warning that the Democratic National Convention was scheduled days after Alabama’s Aug. 15…
Read More Alabama Gov Signs Bill Allowing Biden To Stay On Ballot
Democratic Rep. David Trone of Maryland cut out a portion of his new Senate primary TV ad after a coalition of black women slammed it for being racist. Trone recently launched an attack ad against his black Democratic opponent, Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks, during which…
Read More Maryland Democrat Who Used Racial Slur In Congress, Pulls Attack Ad After Getting Bullied For ‘Racism’
Former President Donald Trump filed a motion on Thursday to dismiss the Florida classified documents indictment on the grounds of “selective and vindictive prosecution.” Trump’s legal team previously attempted to throw the case out on the basis of the Presidential Records Act (PRA), which Judge Aileen Cannon rejected on…
Read More Trump Moves To Toss Florida Indictment Based On ‘Vindictive Prosecution’
The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday declined to reconsider a previous decision upholding a requirement that voters write dates on mail-in ballots in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. A 3rd Circuit panel decided in late March that the state’s date requirement on mail-in ballots doesn’t…
Read More Federal Court Upholds Major Ruling In Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballot Case
House Democrats announced on Tuesday that they would vote to table Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s attempt to remove House GOP Speaker Mike Johnson from his leadership position. Greene first filed the motion to vacate on March 22 during the latest appropriations fight, and the effort…
Read More House Dems Vow To Tank Georgia Rep. MTG’s Bid To Oust Republican Speaker Mike Johnson
A majority of voters in seven crucial battleground states said a conviction of former President Donald Trump in the New York criminal trial won’t deter them from supporting him in November, a poll released on Tuesday found. In Arizona, Pennsylvania and Michigan, 71% of registered…
Read More POLL: Majority Of Swing-State Voters Say Conviction In Bragg Trial Won’t Deter Them From Voting For Trump