Republicans January 26, 2024 RNC files an election integrity lawsuit in Mississippi challenging ballot counting deadlines The RNC filed a lawsuit Friday to stop Mississippi ballots received days after Election Day from being counted, arguing the current statute violates federal law.
Utah January 13, 2024 Utah mayor secures first Senate endorsement in bid for Romney's seat Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs secures an endorsement from Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville in his bid for Senate.
House of Representatives January 4, 2024 Utah state senator opposed to COVID mandates, trans surgeries for kids announces bid for Congress Republican Utah State Senator Mike Kennedy is running to replace GOP incumbent John Curtis's seat.
Israel November 22, 2023 Lawmakers demand answers from AP, Reuters amid accusations their journalists knew about Hamas attack The Associated Press and Reuters deny claims their journalists had any prior knowledge of the Hamas attack on Israel that killed over 1,200 people last month.
Texas November 20, 2023 Texas attorney general opens investigation into Media Matters for 'potential fraudulent activity' The investigation comes after Elon Musk accused the liberal watchdog group of manipulating data to mislead advertisers.
Arizona November 16, 2023 RNC says it will take Democratic Arizona election official 'to court and win' if state certifies Patriot Party The Republican National Committee is threatening to take Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, a Democrat, to court if his office certifies the Patriot Party.
Antisemitism October 26, 2023 GOP and Dem lawmakers back bill to crack down on college ‘hotbeds of antisemitism’ The Antisemitism Awareness Act, led by Republicans Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Mike Lawler, would require the Education Department to enforce antisemitism hate crimes "as vigorously as against all other forms of discrimination."
North Carolina October 26, 2023 Republicans move to intervene in Democrat-backed lawsuit challenging North Carolina election law Republicans intervene in Democrat-backed lawsuit challenging North Carolina voting law
North Carolina October 25, 2023 Former Congressman Mark Walker drops out of North Carolina gubernatorial race to launch Congressional bid Former Republican North Carolina Congressman is running for North Carolina’s 6th Congressional district, currently held by Democrat incumbent Kathy Manning.
Texas September 28, 2023 Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to sue Yelp for 'misleading' disclaimers on pregnancy crisis centers “Yelp cannot mislead and deceive the public simply because the company disagrees with our state’s abortion laws," said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
ELECTIONS September 18, 2023 Race to replace Mitt Romney in Utah gains steam as another candidate jumps in: He 'sold us out' Rod Bird, Jr., the mayor of Roosevelt, Utah, is the latest Republican candidate to join the race to replace retiring Sen. Mitt Romney in what is expected to be a crowded field.
Iran July 27, 2023 Texas Congressman introduces resolution to condemn Iran for human rights abuses In the first half of 2023, at least 354 people were executed in the Islamic Republic, according to the Norway-based Iran Human Rights organization.
Border security July 11, 2023 Texas congressman reintroduces bill to collect biometric data on immigrants at the southern border The B-VERIFY Act would require the Department of Homeland Security to collect biometric information from aliens seeking entry into the U.S.
New York City July 7, 2023 New York GOP reps urge Mayor Adams to abandon coal, wood-fired oven rule threatening 'perfect New York slice' Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) says that the pizza oven mandate is "wrecking a New York classic" and urges the city to limit emissions without "financially assaulting pizzerias."
POLITICS July 4, 2023 Former Illinois GOP gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey launches congressional bid Darren Bailey, a former candidate for Illinois governor, is running against five-term Republican incumbent Mike Bost for Illinois' 12th Congressional District seat
TAIWAN June 29, 2023 Congress launches effort to help allies like Taiwan get military equipment 'as quickly as possible' The House Foreign Services Committee is forming the TIGER task force to "cut bureaucratic red tape" that stalls U.S. military sales to foreign allies.
Ohio June 23, 2023 Officials reveal behind-the-scenes decision to vent toxic chemicals after East Palestine train derailment A transportation oversight board reveals why railcars with the cancer-causing chemical vinyl chloride were burned in the aftermath of the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment.
Border security June 12, 2023 Texas congressman proposes DNA testing to determine illegal alien's family ties to a minor The "End Child Trafficking Now Act" would require illegal aliens to prove guardianship of a minor through a DNA test, witness or documentation.
Congress June 1, 2023 New York congressman introduces legislation to pull federal funding for colleges that promote antisemitism Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., will introduce the ‘‘Stop Antisemitism on College Campuses Act’’ in response to a controversial "antisemitic" CUNY law commencement speech.
Ukraine May 23, 2023 Superhumans! Wounded Ukrainians walking back to victory with the help of new rehab center The Superhumans Center in Lviv aims to become Ukraine’s first venue for reconstruction surgeries by adding prosthetics and offering rehabilitation to those injured.
Border security May 18, 2023 Texas congressman pushes bill to vet taxpayer-funded migrant charities amid 'explosion' of migrant trafficking House Republicans are investigating DHS-funded NGOs that provide services for illegal immigrants.
ELECTIONS May 10, 2023 Top GOP contender in tight governor's race took money from pro-ESG companies despite pledge against policy Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's gubernatorial campaign took money from pro-ESG companies despite his calls to divest from such policies.
IMMIGRATION May 6, 2023 NYC sending migrants to upstate county 'not equipped to handle' influx New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a program that sound send hundreds of male asylum seekers to hotels in upstate cities, calling for federal assistance.
Texas May 5, 2023 Texas AG launches investigation into Austin hospital over gender transition procedures on young children Roughly 100 bills have been introduced and 16 states have passed laws restricting transition-related medical procedures for minors.
Republicans April 27, 2023 House Republican proposes bill to let Americans sue foreign countries like China, Mexico over fentanyl The ‘‘Justice Against Sponsors of Illicit Fentanyl Act of 2023’’ would give provide legal jurisdiction for victims of America’s fentanyl epidemic, which kills over 70,000 people annually.
China April 19, 2023 Many House Republicans urge Biden administration to support 'a free Taiwan' as China tensions mount House Republicans want the State Department to offer stronger support to Taiwan by inviting them to a key Asian-Pacific summit later this year.
Democrats April 15, 2023 Manchin’s wife broke 'conflicts of interest' ethics pledge, emails show Emails obtained by Fox News Digital show Gayle Manchin, the wife of Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., appeared to violate an ethics pledge she signed in 2021 to avoid "conflicts of interest."
Texas April 8, 2023 Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ramps up Biden admin lawsuit over $1.6 trillion spending package The Republican Attorney General argues that the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 violated the Quorum Clause of the Constitution and was passed illegally.
Congress April 5, 2023 Texas Congressman Lance Gooden warns of 'very scary' consequences if AI overcomes American society More than a thousand business leaders, including Elon Musk, wrote an open letter Wednesday to pause new AI developments for six months.
Joe Biden March 16, 2023 Montana attorney general to sue Biden administration over gun executive order Republican Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is preparing a lawsuit to fight the Biden administration's over its gun violence executive order
