Karoline Leavitt will begin contributing across Fox News and opinion programming on Nov. 1, continuing her public political role after leaving President Trump’s White House and relocating with her family to New Hampshire.
Todd Blanche’s 273 page report details how Garland’s DOJ, White House officials, and the National School Boards Association allegedly coordinated as parents faced threats of prosecution and were described as participating in domestic terrorism.
Hawaii prosecutors demanded decades of API records and communications with 225 entities, expanding a climate lawsuit that critics say threatens free speech while exposing the oil industry to billions in potential damages.
Dennis Hastert, the longest serving Republican House speaker, died at 84 after a political career later eclipsed by a hush money prosecution and his admission that he abused boys while coaching wrestling.
The Texas Stock Exchange is giving companies another place to list shares and raise capital as corporate headquarters and major financial firms expand across the Lone Star State, fueling Dallas’ ambitious bid to challenge Wall Street.
Damien Neva allegedly praised Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar before joining PS 77, prompting an official investigation and demands for his firing as Jewish coop members pursue a lawsuit over a ban on Israeli goods.
The Bouquet Fire surpassed 1,000 acres and reached 40% containment as Los Angeles County ordered evacuations and warned nine emergency zones during a weekend of triple digit heat and rising Sunday winds.
A new campaign commissioned poll shows Xavier Becerra’s lead over Republican Steve Hilton collapsing to 5.6 points, while 14.1% of California voters remain undecided and 58.8% say the state is moving in the wrong direction.