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Former President Jimmy Carter, who died last December at age 100, will soon be honored with a Forever stamp by the United States Postal Service. The memorial stamp, announced on Saturday, will be released on Carter’s birthday, Oct. 1. “The stamp

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Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Friday signed a bill into law that allows students in his state to receive financial aid regardless of their immigration status. The legislation, which was sponsored by Democratic Illinois State Sens. Celina Villanueva and Javier L.

With only moderate fanfare, MSNBC has announced that the cable network will rebrand as "MS NOW,” with executives claiming the new name reflects independence and an insurgent spirit, while critics mock the move as hollow corporate spin. Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian

Democrat Virginia Rep. Suhas Subramanyam stated during a Monday town hall that illegal immigrants who are being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have not committed any crimes. Subramanyam distinguished between the Laken Riley Act, which mandates that federal immigration

Democrats are once again smearing President Donald Trump by twisting his words, and the White House fired back on Monday. This time, Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) accused the president of racism, claiming he employed secret code words for “white power.” The

A former Emmy-award-winning, Boston-area CBS affiliate news station anchor has alleged she was demoted because of the network’s DEI agenda. The allegation is contained in a lawsuit filed on Aug. 4 by longtime anchor Katherine Merrill Dunham against station WBZ’s corporate