Fani Willis, the District Attorney of Fulton County, has been in a long legal confrontation with the highest authorities in Georgia, the state Supreme Court, after she issued objections through a state Senate committee that is dominantly led by the Republican Party. For almost a year, this lawsuit has been going on. It has been…
Ohio politics got a surprise twist when Attorney General Dave Yost essentially stepped aside from the 2026 Ohio governor’s race. Yost’s step, which he took in a letter to contributors, is a surprising twist in the Republican primary and opens the door for biotech mogul and 2024 presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to pick up steam…
A major diplomatic breakthrough is in the offing as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Turkey on May 15. The encounter, if it takes place, would be the first direct one between the two presidents since the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out in 2022. While hopes are building for a quick…
In a dramatic turn of events, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton revealed that six people, five of whom are government officials, were arrested over what his office terms a “vote harvesting scheme” in Frio County. The revelation is just the latest chapter in Paxton’s ongoing efforts to reveal what he terms election fraud across the…
In a ruling that’s fueling outrage nationwide, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed legislation that will make it illegal to buy soda using food stamps. The controversial bill, HB2165, was signed into law by the Republican-controlled Legislature but reached a dead end on the governor’s desk on April 15. The purpose of the bill, to its…