Parents find themselves in a "jurisdictional shell game" just trying to find out which court will hear their challenges to school districts that invoke copyright law to defeat public records requests, her SCOTUS petition says.
The talks between the two world leaders continue into Friday before the president returns to Washington.
From the Congress to the Department of Justice and the IRS, the Trump administration and allied lawmakers are examining the anonymity and tax-exempt status enjoyed by some of the most influential progressive organizations in the country.
Three of the Republican-led bills arose out of committee Chairman Bryan Steil’s, R-Wis., three-year investigation into online campaign fundraising platform ActBlue.
The DOD, rebranded the Department of War by the Trump administration, says it has a new plan to finally clear that hurdle, but a congressional watchdog warns the effort may prioritize balancing the books over fixing the underlying problems.
Oz announced this week his agency shut down 800 hospice centers suspected of being empty, fraudulent shells.
The host of “Katie Pavlich Tonight” offers more details about the CIA’s acquisition of files on John F. Kennedy’s assassination and the agency’s controversial MK-Ultra program as the Director of National Intelligence’s Office was preparing the documents for declassification. #MK-Ultra #JFK #CIA "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.
Leland Vittert opens "On Balance" with a discussion about President Trump's visit to China and his interactions with Chinese President Xi Jinping. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
Owen Shroyer discusses people becoming increasingly frustrated with politics and that a large portion of the population do not feel the American people are being adequately represented by our elected officials.
On Thursday’s “Finnerty,” Rep. Thomas Massie remarked on facing a close primary race in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District and addressed allegations from his ex-girlfriend accusing him of offering her hush money.