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South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace has received an endorsement from former President Donald Trump, despite his previous criticism of her. Trump praised Mace on Truth Social, calling her a “Strong Conservative Voice” for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District. He highlighted her efforts in securing the border, strengthening the military, supporting veterans, upholding the law, and … Read more

Small mental health centers in New York City are closing down to make way for larger, less personal centers. This change is supported by top city officials, but some experts are worried. For the past 20 years, mentally ill people in New York have used up to 16 small centers called “clubhouses.” These clubhouses offer … Read more

The Supreme Court decided to look at a lawsuit against Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, regarding a situation where investors say they were given false information, causing the value of the company’s stock to fall. The lawsuit is from large shareholders who claim Facebook misled them about a data-harvesting issue involving Cambridge … Read more

At his first rally after his trial, Donald Trump promised a big benefit for workers in the hospitality industry if he’s re-elected. He said he would remove taxes on employee tips. The crowd cheered loudly at this announcement. Trump also criticized President Joe Biden and called his recent immigration order “nonsense.” He said Biden’s policies … Read more

Former President Trump has endorsed Sam Brown for the Republican Senate nomination race in Nevada. Brown is a veteran and has been endorsed by Trump, who believes Brown will fight for important issues like border security, stopping crime by migrants, and improving the economy. Trump’s endorsement is seen as important because it helps Brown stand … Read more

The Hunter Biden gun case isn’t just about holding the president’s son accountable. Some people see it as a political move to protect prosecutors and his father, the president. The case distracts from bigger issues like corruption. While there are interesting details about Hunter Biden’s life, like his struggles with drugs and relationships, the case … Read more

First son Hunter Biden had “lost the power of self-control” when he lied about his crack cocaine addiction to buy a gun in the fall of 2018, federal prosecutors told jurors in their closing argument Monday. Prosecutor Leo Wise told the jurors that the government had shown a pattern of behavior by Hunter, now 54, … Read more

On Sunday, House leader Jim Clyburn (D-SC) downplayed recent polls showing a drop in support for President Biden among black male voters. Some polls have indicated that former President Donald Trump is gaining more support from black voters. However, Rep. Clyburn, 83, believes that black voters are still loyal to the Democratic Party. “I don’t … Read more

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum and Senators Tom Cotton and JD Vance have all downplayed rumors that they are on former President Donald Trump’s shortlist for vice president. As of last Wednesday, Burgum, Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), and Vance (R-Ohio) were being considered by Trump’s campaign team, according to Fox News. They are also looking … Read more

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has agreed to testify before a GOP-led House committee about his hush-money case against former President Donald Trump. Last month, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) asked Bragg to testify on June 13 about the “political prosecution of President Trump.” Jordan also wants Bragg’s prosecutor, Matthew Colangelo, to testify. … Read more

The race to choose former President Donald Trump’s vice president is heating up. At Trump’s town hall in Phoenix on Thursday, people had many different ideas about who should be his running mate. Some suggested South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, or simply “Not Nikki Haley.” Trump, seen here at the … Read more

Texas Governor Greg Abbott says President Biden’s new plan to handle the border crisis is actually making things worse. The White House recently announced a new rule to control the number of people crossing the border. If more than 2,500 people cross the border each day for a week, the rule will temporarily stop non-citizens … Read more

Senator Bob Menendez, nicknamed “Gold Bars,” is causing more trouble as he files to run as an independent in New Jersey’s Senate race while he’s already on trial for serious crimes. Insiders believe he wants a pardon from President Biden to keep his Senate pension and health benefits if he’s convicted. By staying in the … Read more