Politics
Gov. DeSantis' new Election Crimes and Security unit files 20 voter fraud cases
Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed making changes to ensure the security of elections in the state of Florida
Politics
Trump to appear at Miami federal courthouse for arraignment in classified documents case
Chief U.S. District Judge Cecilia Altonaga ruled on Monday that reporters covering the arraignment on Tuesday may not bring cellphones or other electronic devices into the courtroom
Business
Biden orders release of 50 million barrels of oil from nation's reserves
The Biden Administration has reportedly sent 12 million barrels of American reserves to Asia in the last two months. Meanwhile at home, Americans are hit with rising gas prices.
Doom and Gloom: Democratic Gov. Inslee predicts 'blackouts, destruction, and death' this summer
Todd Myers, director of the Center for the Environment for the free market Washington Policy Center, thinks Gov. Jay Inslee is being coy about his support for breaching four dams on the lower Snake River
Opinion & Reviews
Opinion: Government greed caused inflation, for the record
Companies and business leaders did not just all of a sudden become "greedy" in the past two years.
Education
Federally funded critical race theory program removes 'critical race theory' from description
Second grant application to the Department of Education is nearly identical to the first, except for omission of politically charged concept.
Entertainment
Jazz breaks through in 2022 Grammy nominations
The Best Latin Jazz Album category includes an all-star line-up of nominees
Politics
Trump vows to fight Georgia indictment accusing him and 18 others of conspiring to overturn 2020 election
Former President Donald Trump has vowed to fight his fourth indictment, issued yesterday by a Georgia grand jury charging the former president and 18 others with conspiring to overturn the 2020 presidential election
Education
Colleges maintain strict vaccine mandates amid reports of unexpected heart risks in young adults
Medical professor demands colleges show the science behind "martial law" for student populations already required to be vaccinated
Politics
Democratic memo: Party recaptured some Latinos who left during Trump era, but critics say more needed to win 2024
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee memo says it made gains in Hispanic districts and that Latinos favored voting for other Hispanic Americans. The memo also reveals the DCCC spent $18 million to target Hispanic Americans in races across the country, double what was spent in 2020