Politics
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States Have Been Slow In Making Juneteeth A Paid Holiday
Places such as Alabama, Mississippi, and South Carolina have not advanced proposals giving public employees paid time off on June 19th.
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Obama Urges To ‘Treat Dreamers Like the Americans They Are’ On DACA Anniversary
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that protects undocumented immigrants who arrive as minors turns ten today.
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Judge Will Decide Trial For Dad And Son Who Carried Confederate Flag At Capitol Riot
The pair is facing a felony obstruction charge as well as misdemeanor offenses.
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Border Patrol Investigating ‘Challenge Coin’ Depicting Infamous Haitian Migrant Picture In Texas
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection state that 41 “challenge coins” were recently sold on eBay for $15.19. each
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Keisha Lance Bottoms Will Join Biden Administration
The former Atlanta mayor heads to Washington in a senior role.
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New York Law Might Be A Perfect Counter To Anti-Abortion Zealots
Gov. Kathy Hocul signed a bill that dares Gilead wanna-bes to sue women who have abortions in her state.
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Giuliani Attributes His ‘Intoxicated’ Election Night Meddling To His Love For Diet Pepsi
Former Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller alleged the former NY mayor was “definitely intoxicated in a Jan. 6th committee video clip.
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Brittney Griner’s Russian Detention Extended Until July 2
The WNBA champion has been wrongfully detained in Russia since Feb. 17.