Politics
Trump Announces White House Ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico
President Donald Trump declared on Friday that the White House would no longer allow CNN, MS NOW, and Politico access due to what he characterized as their continuous dissemination of ‘fake news.’ In a post
Seton Hall Program Equips Students for National Security Roles
The United States faces evolving threats from China, AI, and various global pressure points. Seton Hall University offers a program giving graduate students practical experience in addressing national security challenges before they enter the workforce.
House Republicans Struggle to Govern with Slim Majority
The Republican whip details his approach to advancing the president’s agenda in a House characterized by close division, emphasizing the importance of maintaining relationships and humor. As the House Majority Whip, Tom Emmer from Minnesota
Berlin Prepares for Mayoral Election Amid Anti-Capitalist Surge
Berlin is on the cusp of a pivotal mayoral election scheduled for Sunday. Following the recent electoral success of anti-immigrant nationalists in Saxony-Anhalt, the city faces the possibility of electing an anti-capitalist leader. Elif Eralp,
Virginia Governor Announces Measures on Data Centers
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has put forth a series of initiatives on Friday to manage the rapid expansion of data centers. While these measures aim to curb secrecy and ensure future establishments contribute towards resource
Republican Financial Push in Key Senate and House Races
Ken Paxton, the Texas Senate nominee and state attorney general, highlighted his urgent need for financial support during the Republican convention in Dallas. For months, Paxton faced significant financial challenges, first in a tough primary
Democrats’ Newest Challenge: Balancing Party and People’s Interests
Democrats in Washington face a new controversy by representing the interests of the American people. Representatives Jared Golden of Maine and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington went against their party on September 1. They helped
Missouri Voters Seek Millions from Secretary of State
Legal Actions Against Missouri’s Secretary of State Five voters in Missouri have initiated a legal case against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, demanding about $80 million. The lawsuit stems from his handling of a congressional
The Lucrative World of Pardon Brokering Under Trump
In mid-August at the bar inside the luxurious Ritz-Carlton hotel in Tysons Corner, Virginia, Jack Burkman and his associate Jacob Wohl made their latest pitch. They sat with Ammon Covino, a convicted felon, and his
Utah Women Challenge Gerrymandering
When Republicans aimed to repeal a voter-passed law banning gerrymandering in Utah, they encountered unexpected opposition. This challenge arose amidst prevalent images of ‘tradwives’ in the state, depicting traditional wife roles. The group Mormon Women