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DOJ indicates it might sue states returning to pre-pandemic voting regulations President Biden's Justice Department warned states on Wednesday that they could face legal action in rolling back COVID-era voting procedures. 

Madison Cawthorn endorses Adam Kinzinger's primary challenger Cawthorn, a staunch supporter of former President Trump, made the endorsement on Friday, throwing his support behind Kinzinger’s primary opponent, Katalina Lauf.

Texas police department warns public after COVID-positive migrants released by Border Patrol into town A Texas border town police department is warning citizens of the potential danger posed by illegal immigrants infected with the coronavirus being released by Border Patrol agents and housed in local hotels.

National Police Association slams Jan. 6 probe as ‘dog and pony show,' calls for investigation of Floyd riots The National Police Association on Wednesday slammed Congress’ investigation of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot as a politically motivated “dog and pony show” that has no intention of uncovering the truth of what really happened that day.

NYC to give $100 to those getting COVID-19 vaccine New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that people getting their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at any city-run vaccination site will receive a $100 incentive starting Friday, July 30. 

Ted Cruz's question about China sanctions silences Biden intel official during testimony Sen. Ted. Cruz was met with silence during a congressional hearing when he grilled a panel of cybersecurity officials on why China was not sanctioned after the attack on Microsoft and other U.S. companies.

Biden admin making Big Tech an extension of government: Sen. Hagerty Tennessee Senator Bill Haggerty is set to introduce legislation that would require the White House to disclose its involvement with Facebook regarding 'misinformation' about COVID-19.