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A gospel choir concert, a one-man show and a pair of movie screenings will headline a three-day slate of events in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.
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You might have missed it, how Donald Trump, asked Thursday about his lawyer’s claim in federal court earlier this week that a President Trump could order the military to assassinate a political rival and avoid prosecution, didn’t say, nah, that’s crazy.
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The Affordable Care Act, the Obama-era healthcare expansion that Republicans have been trying to get rid of for more than a decade now, hit a nice milestone on Wednesday.
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The new Rockingham County School Board didn’t waste any time establishing its Talibanic mores, beginning its first meeting of 2024 with a nondenominational Christian prayer.
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Donald Trump, as president, could order the U.S. military to assassinate a political rival and not face prosecution, one of his lawyers told a federal appeals court judge on Tuesday.
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Many years ago, a newspaper headline asked the question: “What’s the difference between a politician and a psychopath?”
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Republicans don’t like DEI. Duly noted, right? The latest effort of elected Republicans to try to use legal and political machinery to block diversity efforts is something that Virginia’s AG, Jason Miyares, is solidly behind.
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If you were still wondering how Republicans are going to act if things don’t go their way in November, we have New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik telling you straight up.
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Just under half of Republican voters think the 2024 election will be fair, which isn’t surprising, given what Fox News and its conservative-media brethren have been doing in terms of heavy lifting for Donald Trump on that point, what, the past eight years?
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Your Jan. 6 reminder that elections have consequences is the news that Jason Miayres signed us on to an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to side with Donald Trump’s appeal of Colorado’s move to remove him from that state’s primary ballot.
