Politics

But she skipped the debt ceiling bill vote.

And he brought receipts.

Her followers didn’t think it was a coincidence that she posted this on June 1….

Pence said it was “deeply offensive” for the baseball team to re-invite the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

James Rose said they felt “shame” after finding out Trump used their picture to attack trans rights.

He is leaving to head a nonprofit organization in Rhode Island.

Biden said that the LGBTQ+ movement “has grown stronger, more vibrant, and more inclusive with every passing year.”

No Labels, a self-proclaimed moderate bipartisan group, is mounting a third-party presidential campaign that will harm Joe Biden’s re-election.

Ted Cruz is throwing stones from his glass house.

He may be easy to laugh at, but he’s selling himself as someone who will abuse his power more than Trump did.

Congress has been in a race against the clock to reach an agreement by June 5, when the U.S. will experience a “catastrophic” default on its debt.

Greene said that the video shot at a Target store proves that conservatives will prevail in their War on Pride.

Even Ted Cruz is speaking out against Uganda’s “Kill the Gays” law.

She also established a whistleblower hotline where concerned citizens can report colleges and universities.

The Iowa Senate Democrats tweeted that the law seeks to “ban books and marginalize kids just because they’re different.”

Some conservatives were upset that the Trump campaign would attack veterans at all.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is impeached by his fellow Republicans after years of shady dealings.

The state’s head legal officer doesn’t seem to know the difference between criminal and civil penalties.

And he’s far from the only Republican who is tired of DeSantis’s hateful games.

The combative Florida governor announced his candidacy for presidency Wednesday on Twitter Spaces, only for the streaming tool to crash.