The impeachment drive, led by an inexhaustibly inept James Comer, follows eight-months of claims of a "mountain of evidence" of Joe's and Hunter's crimes presents witnesses with no knowledge of anything.
In denying the injunction, the judge said plaintiff the US Chamber of Commerce, representing Big Pharma interests, "demonstrated neither a strong likelihood of success nor irreparable harm."
When one reads Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, it is glaringly obvious that Trump is not eligible to hold any office. Michigan voters have now joined two other states in filing suit to block his presence on the ballot.
Many complained when John Fetterman showed up for work in the Senate dressed in shorts and a hoodie. Yet he is the only Senator so far to call for the resignation of the indicted Bob Menendez.
As the original shapers of right-wing media fade into history, Charlie Kirk seemingly hopes to raise his own profile in the conservative movement by leaning into increasingly hardcore far-right positions.
Far-right censorship zealots have decided that the men who raised Christian the lion from a cub and later released him in Kenya seemed gay—they aren't—but that was enough for them ban the story.
Inspired by the FDR's popular Civilian Conservation Corps, Biden's American Climate Corps (ACC) will establish a paid training program with the goal of providing good-paying clean energy oriented jobs.
The California Democrat accused Johnson & Johnson—makers of the $160,000-per-year leukemia drug Imbruvica—of floating a "flimsy legal theory" in a desperate attempt to protect their profiteering.
The sheer quantity of chemicals being dumped into the environment is quickly growing—and we have only been seeing the beginning of the harm they are doing to us.
The IRS will now use AI to detect tax evasion by the rich. The agency will go after 1,600 millionaires who owe at least $250,000 and 75 corporations averaging $10 billion in assets.