What You Need to Know About Alex Vindman’s Lawsuit Against Trump Officials
Alex Vindman, the driving force of the first impeachment of President Donald Trump, filed suit in a federal court in D.C.
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School District Cancels Classes After Nearly 1,500 Teachers Call in Sick to Protest Conservative School Board
A school district in Colorado was forced to cancel classes after nearly 1,500 employees called in sick to protest.
Here’s What AOC Thinks About Whoopi’s Suspension Over Holocaust Flap
The suspension handed down by ABC News president Kim Godwin drew furious reaction from Goldberg’s co-hosts, who felt it was unwarranted.
Capitol Police Claim Jan. 6 Emails and Videos Are Not Public Records; Assert ‘Sovereign Immunity’ to Lawsuit
Judicial Watch has challenged an attempt by the U.S. Capitol Police to block the conservative watchdog group’s lawsuit.
Constitutional Convention Showdown Sparks Ardent Debate on Both Sides
Alaskans, deeply concerned about the political and cultural state of The Last Frontier, attended a rousing debate on the merits, dangers and challenges of calling a statewide Constitutional Convention.
Facebook Suffers Biggest One-Day Value Drop of Any US Company in History
Facebook saw the largest such single-day decline for a U.S. company in history.
Oof: Donald Trump Held Higher Job Approval Than Joe Biden at This Point of His Presidency
Former President Donald Trump’s job approval was higher than President Joe Biden’s at the same point in his presidency.
Who’s Next? CNN Insiders Want Stelter Fired Over Zucker-Gollust Coverup
The calls to fire CNN Misinformation Maven Brian Stelter are coming from inside the house.
Army Begins Discharging Unvaccinated Soldiers
The U.S. Army announced yesterday it will start discharging soldiers who remain unvaccinated.
U.S. Accused of Hyping Russia Invasion of Ukraine, Frustrating Kyiv, Moscow
Officials have expressed concerns that U.S. intelligence of an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine is being exaggerated.