DOJ investigating Cori Bush’s campaign for spending on security services
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) for her campaign’s spending on security services, the congresswoman confirmed on Tuesday. She said she is “fully cooperating”...
View ArticleWhy Haley and Trump are on separate ballots in Nevada
Nevada Republicans will have the opportunity to go to the polls twice next week as former President Trump and Nikki Haley battle for the presidential nomination. However, only one of those ballots...
View ArticleMajority of swing-state voters in new poll wouldn't vote for Trump if convicted
(The Hill) - A majority of voters in swing states say they wouldn’t vote for former President Trump in the upcoming election if he were convicted of a crime, a new poll found. The Bloomberg...
View ArticleSocial media CEOs testify on Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - Some of the country’s biggest names in tech are getting a grilling from senators over their efforts to protect kids’ online exploitation. It's not the first time many of these...
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Democrats nominate chef José Andrés, World Central Kitchen for the Nobel...
(The Hill) - Democrats nominated Chef José Andrés and the World Central Kitchen (WCK) for the Nobel Peace Prize, just after a House GOP lawmaker nominated former President Trump for the prestigious...
View ArticleCheers erupt as Graham tells Zuckerberg 'you have blood on your hands' during...
(The Hill) — Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Wednesday blasted Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, over the company's content moderation policies, specifically regarding children and teenagers, which...
View ArticleTrump administration official shot in DC carjacking spree
(The Hill) — A former Trump administration official is in critical condition after being shot in an attempted carjacking in downtown Washington, D.C., earlier this week, a spokesperson for his family...
View ArticleZuckerberg directly apologizes to families during Senate hearing
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, stood up and directly apologized to families of children who were negatively affected by his social media platforms during a Senate hearing on...
View ArticleFederal Reserve signals interest rate cuts aren't imminent and leaves them...
Watch Fed Chair Powell's post-FOMC press conference opening statement in the video above. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve indicated Wednesday that it’s nearing a long-awaited shift toward...
View ArticleFBI warns China seeks to 'wreak havoc' by targeting US water, electricity
(The Hill) — FBI Director Christopher Wray warned of Chinese government efforts to jeopardize critical American infrastructure like water treatment plants and electric grids, calling on the country...
View ArticleHouse Oversight panel sets interview with James Biden
The House Oversight Committee has secured a February interview with James Biden, the president’s brother, amid its broader inquiry into the Biden family's financial dealings. The interview is likely...
View ArticleSpeaker Johnson uses first floor speech to hammer Biden on border
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) used his first floor speech as the top lawmaker in the chamber to hammer President Biden on his management of the U.S.-Mexico border, calling on the White House to act on...
View ArticlePressley slams Walgreens closures: 'Racial and economic discrimination'
Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) has accused pharmaceutical conglomerate Walgreens of “divesting from Black and brown communities” after the company announced another store closure in a predominantly...
View ArticleBiden recognizes three service members killed in drone attack
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – President Joe Biden recognized the three service members killed in a drone attack in Jordan while speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast on Capitol Hill Thursday. “Our...
View ArticleAustin says ‘I did not handle this right’ following secret hospitalization
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin apologized during his first briefing back at the Pentagon since the fall out from his secret hospitalization. “But I want to be crystal clear, we...
View ArticleTrump doles out millions to lawyers: Here’s who’s getting the most
Former President Trump’s fundraising committees doled out cash to dozens of attorneys last year, a major expense for the Republican front-runner’s campaign as he stares down four criminal indictments...
View ArticleJeffries vows to expand child tax credit even further under a Democratic...
The leader of the House Democrats is vowing a quick expansion of the child tax credit to include more families if the party takes control of the lower chamber following November’s elections. Minority...
View ArticleWhat we learned from 2024 candidates' year-end fundraising reports
Candidates for federal office have submitted their campaign finance reports to the Federal Election Commission (FEC), giving a clearer picture of their prospects for 2024. The FEC’s filing deadline...
View ArticleMenendez, awaiting corruption trial, concerned about scammers on Venmo,...
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – The Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee held a public hearing Thursday that aimed to bring awareness to banking scams that are targeting more Americans every...
View ArticleKen Buck says he's a solid 'no' on Mayorkas impeachment
Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) told reporters Thursday he is a “solid” no on a resolution to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the first Republican to commit to bucking his party amid...
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