Politics
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January 6 Rioter’s Charge That DOJ Should Prosecute Portland Protesters Denied By Trump-Appointed Judge
Judge Carl Nichols noted the differences between the summer protests of 2020 and the January 6th storming of the Capitol for his reasoning
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Covid Catches Atlanta’s and Pittsburgh’s New Mayors Slipping
Andre Dickens and Ed Gainey had their transitions disrupted by positive tests
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Director Denzel Washington and Writer Dana Canedy on ‘A Journal for Jordan’
Denzel Washington explains why he had to direct what he called “the ultimate love story”
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Greets ‘Yellow People’ At Conservative Youth Group Event
The Republican Congresswoman also joked that the group of young Donald Trump supporters would be called “a white supremacist party” by the left.
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Stacey Abrams Sets Sights On Georgia Gov. Race, But First She Calls For National Voting Rights Action
Before Abrams 2022 campaign, the Georgia Governor hopeful makes a push for voter protections
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Kamala Harris States That She and Biden Have Not Talked About A Re-election Bid For 2024
“We do not talk about nor have we talked about re-election,” says Harris when asked about 2024 plans
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President Biden to Visit South Carolina to Speak to HBCU Students and Honor US Representative Jim Clyburn
After not walking the stage in 1961, Jim Clyburn will get his degree from President Biden
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Why Is Herschel Walker Lying About Having a College Degree?
The ex-football star turned Trumper never graduated. No one cared.
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Court tells Texas AG, “Nah,” On Election Prosecutions
The state’s top lawyer thought he could charge anyone he wanted with election crimes