Nebraska 16 hours ago Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen hospitalized after he was bucked off a horse Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen was injured and transported to a hospital on Sunday after he was bucked off a horse while he was riding with his family.
Politics 2 days ago 2025 showdown: This Republican woman may become nation's first Black female governor Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears of Virginia could make history next year as the nation's first Black woman to win election as a governor and as the state's first female governor.
Politics 3 days ago PA lawmakers demand Scranton revert 'Biden Expy' name, calling it a 'scar' following Kids-4-Cash pardon Several lawmakers are calling on Scranton to un-rename the President Biden Expressway, citing the damage done to children by now-pardoned Judge Michael Conahan.
Politics 3 days ago Buttigieg appearance on New Hampshire talk radio fuels 2028 presidential race buzz An appearance by Pete Buttigieg on New Hampshire talk radio is fueling speculation that President Biden's Secretaty of Transportation may be mulling another White House run in 2028.
Politics 3 days ago Top DOGE senator to demand lame-duck Biden agencies halt costly telework talks, citing voter mandate Senate DOGE leader Joni Ernst of Iowa will demand federal agency heads halt negotiations on telework and taxpayer-funded union time during the lame-duck Biden administration.
Politics 4 days ago State revamps curriculum, bans ‘woke garbage’ to teach all aspects of Obama-Biden-Trump era Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters will ensure wokeness is removed from curriculum about Obama, Trump and Biden particularly, he told Fox News Digital.
Media 5 days ago ABC inks new deal with George Stephanopoulos as anchor cost network millions in Trump defamation suit ABC News extended George Stephanopoulos' contract on the heels of a costly defamation lawsuit the network settled with President-elect Donald Trump that he was at the center of.
Politics 5 days ago MAGAvenue: Lawmakers prep legislation to name several heartland highways after Trump Missouri lawmakers are working to designate several stretches of Show-Me State highways after President-elect Trump, according to multiple reports.
Montana 5 days ago Montana judge temporarily blocks rules banning transgender people from changing sex on state documents A state judge in Montana temporarily blocked a state rule that prevents transgender people from changing the sex designation on their birth certificates and driver’s licenses.
Crime 6 days ago Indiana to carry out first state execution in 15 years Joseph Corcoran, the man who killed four people including his brother in 1997 will be put to death in Indiana – the state’s first execution in 15 years.