MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has a longstanding history with China, and this connection is now under scrutiny as he emerges as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. With the heightened tensions between the U.S. and China,…
Republican lawmakers are celebrating after the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision Friday, denied the Biden administration’s emergency request to partially reinstate its new Title IX rules, which, if implemented, would protect against sexual…
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) often talks about he and his wife Gwen Walz undergoing years of fertility treatments before becoming parents, allowing him to shine a personal spotlight on a major Republican vulnerability. "This gets personal…
Smoking and vaping in public in Florida may soon be a thing of the past if a bill by Florida GOP sate Sen. Joe Gruters becomes law. The bill would be introduced if weed in the state is legalized.
Chair of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee announced on Friday an investigation into Tim Walz’s China connections, including the student trips he had organised
Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has a history with China. And Republicans are seizing on it. The Democratic vice presidential nominee taught in China for a year, went back with exchange students and served on a…
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has had a stunningly successful roll-out as the Democratic vice presidential nominee, despite Republican attacks on his record in office and in the military. Walz has a plus 5-point net favorability score, according…
Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) criticized former President Trump’s attacks on Vice President Harris, suggesting they follow the "same format" as in 2020 and would likely lead to the same result. “He's following the same format that he…
Associated Press PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — The Republican primary for Florida’s 1st Congressional district is like a rematch between Rep. Matt Gaetz and the man he toppled, former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. No, McCarthy isn’t on the ballot…
House Republicans took a break from recess Thursday evening to hold a conference call to warn members that they have to “want” to win this election, because they’re getting beat right now on fundraising.