Politics & Policy
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Trump expands Most Favored Nation pricing initiative to drive down drug costs
"Today brings us to a total of 26 companies that have now made agreements with us. These agreements cover nine out of ten drugs that are used by Americans," Kennedy said.
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Reflecting Pool 'almost completely fixed,' as well as other vandalism, Trump says
"Look what VANDALS did to the grass connecting the vandalized World War II Monument and the vandalized Reflecting Pool, which will be opened again, and better than ever, shortly," Trump said.
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National Border Patrol Council endorses North Carolina GOP Senate nominee Michael Whatley
Paul Perez, president of the National Border Patrol Council, announced the endorsement at a series of events across North Carolina.
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Trump vows to pardon Jan. 6 rioters on day one after getting into office
"These people are living in hell," Trump told NBC News' "Meet the Press." While he believes he was wronged, Trump said he will not appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Biden.
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Barack Obama criticized for being tone deaf and hypocritical in first speech after election
"It’s over for Obama," journalist Miranda Devine posted on X. "The spell is broken. Donald Trump vanquished him, Biden, Harris, the Bushes, the Cheneys. All of them, with a spring in his step."
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Opponents of gender dysphoria treatment for minors believe medical evidence is on their side
Twenty-four states have bans on transgender treatments for children.
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Democratic cities attempting to fund abortion services met with lawsuits
Texas law prohibits anyone from transporting or funding transportation services for abortions.
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Groups react to appeals court keeping IL’s gun ban in place pending appeal
Appeals court has yet to announce a briefing schedule.
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CBS attempts to dismiss Trump’s lawsuit over Kamala Harris '60 Minutes' interview
CBS lawyers argued that Trump had accused the network of violating a law that had nothing to do with a media outlet’s editorial practices and couldn’t explain “how he arrived at $10 billion in purported damages.”
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University of Michigan becomes latest school to roll back DEI requirements
University of Michigan Provost Laurie McCauley on Thursday said the college will stop requiring potential hires to provide a statement on how they will maintain diversity on the campus.
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In new interview, Trump confident about getting Pete Hegseth confirmed as Defense Secretary
The former president said he still has confidence in Hegseth, and that senators have told him that they will support his nomination.
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Washington natural gas initiative backer files suit to force state to comply
Voters narrowly passed I-2066, sponsored by BIAW, in last month’s general election. The initiative went into effect Thursday.
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Two GOP candidates win recounts in Colorado House
Recounts are required by state statute when a race's vote differential is under 0.5% of a winner's total.