On Thursday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said that he was, “very very concerned” about President Joe Biden’s decision to restrict distribution of monoclonal antibodies to states while there is a rise in COVID-19 cases prompting a surge in the demand for the treatment in mainly southern states. Late last week,

A three-judge North Carolina Superior Court panel has ruled 2-1 to permanently block the state’s voter ID law because it targets African-Americans. The court majority wrote,   The majority of this three-judge panel finds the evidence at trial sufficient to show that the enactment of S.B. 824 was motivated at

In an interview, Ms. Riggs said the coalition brought the suit in a state court instead of a federal one in part because provisions in the North Carolina Constitution are more protective of voting than those in the federal Constitution. Beyond that, the Superior Court ruling, should it be upheld,

In what appears to be possible interest in a 2024 Presidential run, former Vice President Mike Pence is adding staff to a new office in Washington D.C., even as his relationship with former President Donald Trump and his supporters is sketchy. According to a CNN report, the two last spoke

Senate Democrats are calling out Mitch McConnell for using debt ceiling sabotage to stop President Biden. Video: Senator Mitch McConnell is trying to force the first-ever default of the United States Because he is 100% focused on stopping the Biden administration—no matter who gets hurt pic.twitter.com/MWQWAa28Do — Senate Democrats (@SenateDems)

“Jen chose to stand and question my qualifications and services to this country. Once she did that, the gloves were off,” Mr. Spicer said. (In 2017, when Mr. Spicer was roundly criticized for referring to Nazi death camps as “Holocaust centers,” Ms. Psaki was more magnanimous. “It’s a really tough

By Adam Andrzejewski for RealClearPolicy Ohio State University spent $12,000 in March 2021 to show white people how racist they are. The public university hired Robin DiAngelo, a University of Washington professor known for her focus on racism studies along with her books “White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for

Speaking on CNN, Representative Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) says he “totally understands” why his Republican colleague, Representative Anthony Gonzalez (Minn.) has chosen not to run for re-election amid security fears. “There’s extremist chatter about kidnapping lawmakers. What is your fear when you hear that?,” CNN’s Brianna Keiler asked. “We’re human beings.