Politics
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Fed Hit Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby With Superseding Indictment
The updated charges add more details to allegations against her
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Guess Who’s Back: Stacey Abrams Qualifies for 2022 Georgia Governor Race
Stacey Abrams is going for a rematch against Gov. Kemp with a special focus on access to healthcare.
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Eric Adams Hopes Tourism and Weed Will Help Revive City’s Economy
The mayor’s new economic plan is focused on reviving the city after the COVID-19 pandemic
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski Is Now Conflicted On How She’ll Vote For SCOTUS Nominee
Despite voting for Judge Jackson to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals last year, the senator representing Alaska claims the appointment is “a different game”
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Cori Bush and Ilhan Omar Vote against Russian Oil Ban
The two Democratic Representatives voted ‘no,’ joining 15 Republicans. Omar said her concern is how the sanctions will effect the people.
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Eric Adams Argues For Maintaining Control of NYC Schools Through 2026
New York City’s mayor wants the state legislature to approve a four-year extension of mayoral control of city schools
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VP Kamala Harris Leading Another Diplomatic Mission Over Ukraine
The trip is fraught with challenges and highlights her increasing role in the White House
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10,000 Uncounted Ballots In Harris County, Texas Are Waiting To Be Tabulated For Primary
In Harris County, Six thousand Democratic and four thousand Republican votes will be tallied
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Senator Shevrin Jones Sheds Tears during ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Debate
Sen. Shevrin Jones opened up more about the issues he faced after coming out to his family and voters, driving him to break down in tears.