Emil Bove, the No. 2 official at the Justice Department, signed a request to drop corruption charges against New York’s mayor, Eric Adams, after at least seven prosecutors resigned in protest of the move. The lead prosecutor on Adams’s investigation wrote in his resignation letter to Bove: “There is a tradition in public service of resigning in
South Carolina’s unpopular Senate Bill 244, the “Insurance Welfare Act,” is being framed as a necessary reform to lower insurance premiums and supposedly curb frivolous lawsuits. In reality, it’s a blatant power grab by the insurance industry that shifts financial burdens onto accident victims, policyholders, and small businesses while allowing insurance companies to profit even
In a weird and graphic speech on the House floor, Nancy Mace, the South Carolina Republican, accused her former fiancé and three other men of having drugged and raped her and other women. Her former fiancé has denied the accusations. Mace also accused South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, a potential GOP rival for governor in
Before Biden left office, CMS developed a new program that is now in jeopardy under Trump’s federal freeze. The program was needed relief and good news for understaffed nursing homes. CMS proposed a grant of upwards $50,000 for nursing students seeking Registered Nursing careers and experience. In order to qualify, students will have to work
The Trump administration announced that all USAID direct-hire employees would be placed on administrative leave globally. Former USAID administrator and conservative Republican Andrew Natsios, who served under the Bush administration, discusses the agency’s work and pushes back against the lies and negative stories spread by co-Presidents Elon Musk and Trump. Natsios stressed that the halting