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(Headline USA) The NAACP, one of the nation’s leading civil rights groups, is urging the Justice Department to investigate whether a federal crime was being committed when Texas Republicans threatened to have their Democrat colleagues arrested for refusing to attend a legislative session in an effort to try and block...

(Headline USA) After months of defiance, the threat of impeachment helped push New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign. Now, it's forcing Democrats to confront another inconvenient truth about their own double standards. With Tuesday's announcement that Cuomo would step down in two weeks, it remained an open question whether state...

(Headline USA) Democrats pushed a $3.5 trillion spending package through the Senate early Wednesday, advancing President Joe Biden’s expansive vision for an even larger, interventionist government just hours after handing him another hefty "infrastructure" package. Lawmakers approved Democrats’ budget resolution on a party-line 50-49 vote. Higher taxes would pay for much of...

(Headline USA) Thirty days after Democrats left Texas to stop the passage of new election integrity laws, cracks in the standoff widened Tuesday as more began returning home from Washington, D.C., and Republicans again authorized using law enforcement to find those who still refuse to come back. But unlike a month...

(Headline USA) Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a series of bills Tuesday passed by the state's Republican-controlled Legislature that would have strengthened the integrity of absentee ballots in the key battleground state. The Democrat also said two Wisconsin counties should not comply with subpoenas to turn over ballots and voting equipment...

(Headline USA) Ostensibly intended to save lives, the Biden administration's controversial and illegal extension of a pandemic rent/eviction moratorium has now started to rack up its own morbid body count. A landlord argued with his live-in tenants over unpaid rent before opening fire with a handgun in a small house...

(Headline USA) A federal judge ruled Tuesday that several of Indiana’s laws restricting abortion are unconstitutional, including the state’s ban on telemedicine consultations between doctors and women seeking abortions. However, the judge’s ruling also upheld other state abortion limits that were challenged in a broad lawsuit filed by Virginia-based Whole...

(Headline USA) New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo resigned over a barrage of sexual harassment allegations Tuesday in a fall from grace a year after he was hailed nationally by a sycophantic media, for his detailed daily briefings and leadership during the darkest days of COVID-19. The three-term governor’s decision was announced...

(Headline USA) Vote-counting machine maker Dominion Voting Systems filed defamation lawsuits Tuesday against conservative broadcasters and a prominent Donald Trump ally over their accurate reporting that the 2020 election was marred by fraud. The suits single out Newsmax, One America News, their executives and the former Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne. The lawsuits...

(Headline USA) A West Virginia man charged in the assault of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who died after defending the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, can be released on bond while he awaits trial, a federal appeals court ruled. The district court erred in assessing the danger posed by George...

(Headline USA) Some local Republican Party officials in Wyoming have announced they will no longer recognize Liz Cheney as a party member because of her vote to impeach Donald Trump. “In the immortal words of the 45th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump ...'You’re Fired!'” read recent...

(Headline USA) With a robust vote after weeks of fits and starts, the Senate approved a $1 trillion infrastructure plan on Tuesday, a rare coalition of Democrats and Republicans joining to deliver the appearance of bipartisan support for adding billions of dollars more to the federal deficit, while providing cover for...