The National Interest
The National Interest
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Jan. 6th Committee Will Make Trump A Focal Point As Primetime Hearings Begin
As the Jan. 6th Capitol Riot hearings begin tonight, the House committee zeroes in on former President Trump’s involvement.
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Supreme Court Shields Border Patrol Agents From Excessive Force Claim Lawsuits
The Supreme Court decision mainly gives Border Patrol agents who violate the Constitution total immunity from lawsuits.
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Republicans Are Planning Their 2024 Agenda. Here’s What It Likely Will Include.
House Republicans plan to pass bills involving the Keystone pipeline and a “parental bill of rights” if they win the 2022 midterm elections
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Judge Rejects Louisiana Congressional Map With One Black District
GOP legislators plan to appeal to a more conservative court.
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Trump Allies Called For Private Contractors To Seize Voting Machines, Report Claims
The draft executive order asked to send armed workers to seize all voting machines and election data at will.
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Sen. Murphy: Bipartisan Gun Reform Talks Don’t Include Assault Weapons Ban Or Expanded Background Checks
88 percent of Americans support background checks on all gun purchases per recent poll by Politico.
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Republicans Won’t Renew Free School Meal Program Which Could Hurt Millions of Children
Millions of children around the country will lose access to free breakfast and lunch upon the program’s expiration on June 30th
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Q&A: White House Deputy Counsel Danielle Conley
The White House’s top Black woman lawyer talks Ketanji Brown Jackson, pardons and creating racial equity in federal government
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Black Republican Disagrees that Abortion Helps Low-Income Black Women
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott said if he survived a life of poverty in a single-parent household, there is hope for women considering abortions.
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Daniel Cameron, Who Refused To Charge Breonna Taylor’s Killers, Wants To Be Kentucky Governor
Daniel Cameron: Can you occupy the Sunken Place and the Kentucky governor’s mansion at the same time?