Giorno: 4 Gennaio 2023

Supreme Court Asked to Intervene in N.Y. Gun-Law Battle

New York Attorney General Letitia James requested the Supreme Court to permit the state’s new law, which restricts concealed firearms, to remain in place while the legal battle unfolds.

House Freedom Caucus to nominate Byron Donalds for House speaker

Post Content FIRST ON FOX: The House Freedom Caucus will nominate Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., for House speaker during Wednesday’s votes, two sources tell Fox News Digital. A spokesperson for Rep. Lauren Boebert’s office, R-Colo., confirmed to Fox News Digital that Donalds will be the pick of the caucus as they dig in against GOP […]

Dem-turned-GOP congressman fires back at AOC’s ‘coalition government’ proposal

Post Content FIRST ON FOX: New Jersey Republican Rep. Jeff Van Drew, a former Democrat, fired back at democratic socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s, D-N.Y., “coalition government” proposal. Ocasio-Cortez floated that House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy of California didn’t have enough support of the Republican caucus to take the speakership and needed to negotiate with Democrats […]

Democratic Katie Hobbs sworn in as AZ’s 24th governor

Post Content Katie Hobbs took the oath of office Monday to become Arizona’s 24th governor and the first Democrat to hold the office since 2009. Hobbs was sworn in during a private ceremony at the state Capitol as she formally took over from Republican Doug Ducey. A public inauguration for the governor and others taking […]

Official portrait of Arkansas Gov. Hutchinson unveiled

Post Content Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s official portrait was unveiled on Tuesday as the Republican prepares to leave office and is considering a run for president. Hutchinson and First Lady Susan Hutchinson looked on as their daughter Sarah Wengel and granddaughter Jaella Wengel unveiled the portrait, which will hang at the state Capitol. “I like […]

Trump backs McCarthy as Republican faces uphill battle for House speaker – live

Read More … is a question many people are asking today, as the resumption of formalities (and hostilities) in the House approaches. The short answer: as many times as it takes for a candidate to gain a simple majority. The slightly longer answer … follows, from a Q&A about the whole sorry situation we have […]

Peter Pitts to Newsmax: Alzheimer’s Drug on Track for FDA Approval

Former Food and Drug Administration Associate Commissioner Peter Pitts told Newsmax that the drug Lecanemab’s progress is “good news” for Alzheimer patients and their families.

San Francisco Girds for Bomb Cyclone, Flooding

San Francisco is readying for heavy rain, high winds, and flooding as it confronts the threats of an atmospheric river and a bomb cyclone.

Pope Benedict’s secretary soon to publish inside story of his papacy, ‘Nothing but the Truth’

Pope Benedict XVI’s personal secretary, who served him in multiple capacities for almost two decades, will soon publish a book on his experiences with the late pontiff. Archbishop Georg G?nswein serves as the prefect of the papal household and was a constant companion of Pope Benedict before his death. The archbishop is now publishing his […]

Japan offering families 1 million yen per child to leave Tokyo for rural areas

The Japanese government is significantly boosting the amount of money it is offering families to leave the bustling metropolis and move to rural areas that are experiencing population declines. The incentive that will begin in April will provide families with 1 million yen, $7,500, per child, to move out of Tokyo and relocate to rural […]