AP faces a wave of sarcasm after editorializing that antique muskets can be deadly, drawing sharp backlash from critics.
לְגַלוֹת פוסטיםחקור תוכן שובה לב ונקודות מבט מגוונות בדף Discover שלנו. חשוף רעיונות טריים והשתתף בשיחות משמעותיות
AP faces a wave of sarcasm after editorializing that antique muskets can be deadly, drawing sharp backlash from critics.
The Senate unanimously approved a plan to withhold lawmakers' pay during future government shutdowns.
Xi toasts Trump with duck and a warning on Taiwan. The banquet was warm. The red line was not.
Xi toasts Trump with duck and a warning on Taiwan. The banquet was warm. The red line was not.
A Federalist investigation reveals that a key section of a science-advising manual for federal judges was authored by Democrat donors, raising questions about neutrality in judiciary guidance.
A new report reveals that teachers’ unions have spent more than $1 billion on politics since 2015, prompting critics to argue the funds advance a left-leaning agenda while classroom pay and conditions lag.
A Democratic attorney general makes an unexpected defense of an extended election day, outlining why voting can stretch over weeks and include multiple methods.
A protester outside a St. Paul church displayed lewd materials and vowed to keep children from attending services, fueling tensions amid ICE-related protests in the Twin Cities.
The DOJ is suing a bar association, alleging it advances a partisan weaponization agenda amid House hearings on the government’s alleged weaponization.