Politics
Arizona state lawmaker introduces resolution to decertify 2020 election in three counties
The lawmaker wrote that "the 2020 General Election is irredeemably compromised"
Immigration
Chinese visas to U.S. at half of pre-COVID levels
Reasons include travel restrictions, safety concerns and the rise of Chinese universities in global rankings.
Crime
Mueller witness, a convicted child sex predator, helped funnel UAE money to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign
Nader had a criminal record involving the sexual exploitation of underaged boys, even before the Mueller investigation discovered child pornography on his phone
Politics
Iran sanctions 51 Americans, White House responds threatening 'severe consequences'
Sullivan responded: "Make no mistake: the United States of America will protect and defend its citizens."
Politics
Republicans overtake Democrats on Florida voter rolls by over 100,000
The governor's office announced that there are presently 5,145,878 Republicans and 5,044,802 Democrats registered in Florida
Politics
EXCLUSIVE: Rubio says Dems' Marxist policies pushing Latinos to GOP
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio – a long time champion of free-markets and individual freedom – believes that Latinos are no longer responding favorably to the left’s radical platform
Crime
Delaware man who carried Confederate flag into Capitol on Jan. 6 goes to trial
According to prosecutors, the father and son duo were “early, aggressive and active participants” in the Capitol breach
Culture
UnidosUS Survey: Latinos most concerned about inflation, jobs and health care costs
Hispanics ranked social issues such as abortion, climate change and “racial justice” lower on their list of concerns
Immigration
Federal judge overturns parole in place program benefitting undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens
The parole in place program authorized more than half a million undocumented immigrants who were married to citizens to complete the adjustment of their immigration statuses and receive a green card
Politics
Tensions between Schumer and McConnell rise as Senate prepares to address voting rights legislation
Schumer and McConnell blasted one another in back-to-back speeches on the Senate floor on Monday