by Jaryn Crouson   Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, a Democrat, signed legislation into law on Friday requiring all public colleges and universities in the state to dispense abortion pills to students. The bill amended the state’s Public Higher Education Act to include a

by Ireland Owens   The majority of California Democrats do not want former Vice President Kamala Harris to make another White House run in 2028, according to a UC Berkeley/Los Angeles Times poll released Tuesday. Almost two-thirds of registered voters in

Jack Smith Former special counsel Jack Smith, the lawyer appointed by Joe Biden’s attorney general, Merrick Garland, to run several lawfare cases against President Donald Trump, was doing everything exactly right, according to his lawyers. They have submitted a letter defending

A group of 44 state and territory attorneys general sent a letter Monday warning artificial intelligence companies of the consequences of exploiting kids online. The letter, sent to 13 major tech and AI companies, including Google and Meta, points to recent

by Jason Hopkins   After walloping Democrats to retain the governor’s mansion in 2022 and helping propel a Republican into the White House in 2024, the Georgia GOP thinks the Peach State is one step closer to being ruby red once

(The Center Square) – California, New Mexico and Washington could risk losing federal funding if they fail to enforce English language proficiency requirements for commercial motor vehicle drivers, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Tuesday. The move comes on the heels