Jamie Joseph

Politics 3 days ago

Here's what happens during a partial government shutdown

During a partial government shutdown, nonessential services pause and federal workers face furloughs or delayed pay, but essential operations will continue.

Politics 4 days ago

Justice Jackson's role in 'queer' Broadway show 'really reckless' as court weighs trans case: legal expert

Critics question Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Broadway cameo in a "queer" "Romeo and Juliet" spinoff amid concerns it could affect her impartiality in U.S. v. Skrmetti.

Politics 4 days ago

Attorney for RFK Jr. blasts 'hysterical' media report as distortion of HHS pick's views on vaccines

Aaron Siri, adviser to RFK Jr., pushes back against a New York Times report about him as mischaracterizing the HHS secretary nominee's stand on polio vaccines.

Politics 5 days ago

Biden’s Cabinet officials stand by statements of support as term draws to a close

With a month left in office, Biden’s Cabinet reaffirms support, stating confidence in his leadership and fitness despite ongoing controversy and debate.

Illegal Immigrants 5 days ago

Chicago community activist sounds off on migrant crisis: 'I welcome' Trump border czar

Activist Andre Smith, a Democrat, says he's open to working with Trump border czar Tom Homan to deport illegal immigrants and address migrant issues in Chicago.

Paris Hilton 6 days ago

Paris Hilton urges House to pass 'Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act' after Senate's unanimous approval

Paris Hilton, emotional after the Senate unanimously passed the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act, urges the GOP-led House to approve the bill she has championed.

Politics 6 days ago

Satanic Temple's nativity display in New Hampshire destroyed, Dem rep calls for new display

A Satanic Temple nativity display near the New Hampshire Capitol was destroyed after being vandalized. Now, Democratic state Rep. Ellen Read wants it to get a new display.

Politics December 13

DC food workers pledge to make Trump officials unwelcome, echoing confrontations in first term

Washington, D.C., food workers vow to disrupt service for incoming Trump administration officials, echoing past harassment of his allies during the president-elect's first term in office.

Politics December 13

'Politically motivated' FBI treated conservatives like domestic terrorists on Wray's watch: whistleblower

FBI Director Wray's resignation sparks debate over "political weaponization," with an FBI whistleblower linking bias to post-9/11 reforms and incentivized crime forecasting.

House of Representatives December 12

House Pentagon funding bill would ban transgender treatments for minor children of military personnel

The GOP-led House passed a defense bill banning taxpayer-funded transgender procedures for military minors, sparking debate as it moves to the Democrat-majority Senate.