If every registered voter in Allegheny County turned out, and Republicans joined forces with independents and third-party voters, Democrats would still win by nearly 90,000 votes. But the county’s GOP
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By Katie Gallardo When my child was first diagnosed with autism, I felt a mix of validation and isolation. I was handed lists of clinics and therapies that looked promising on paper but were often out
Amazon Web Services is the backbone of much of the economy and the government. AWS is a cloud computing platform that enables companies to do a number of things, such as store data and increase their
When House Speaker Mike Johnson lashed out at last weekend's "No Kings" rallies soon to arrive on Washington's National Mall, he reached for an old conservative refrain: "They hate capitalism. They ha
What does a parent do with a child who stubbornly refuses to follow the rules every day? You could do worse than set up a daily meeting, say, about 6 p.m. "to hear about how the day went." It's an ord
The revelation about President Joe Biden’s autopen that it was used without his awareness for legal documents, including some 4,000 pardons, has the nation asking how many of his signatures were legit
The Florida governor also announced a partnership with the federal government to cancel or repurpose millions of dollars in DEI-related grants.
Senate Republicans has revealed further details on Operation Arctic Frost, an investigation conducted by the FBI during the Biden administration.
Senators demanded answers from the executives on censorship and alleged political bias, particularly on COVID-19 and election fraud.
Bill Caruso and Chet Love discussed the House investigation on the FBI using government funds to probe 400 Republicans, including the first Trump administration.
Controllers missed a paycheck this week. ‘How do they take care of their children?’ the union chief said. ‘That makes the system less safe.’
NTD spoke with Michelle Havrilla, an oncology-certified nurse practitioner and the director of programs for Do No Harm, for further insight.
Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-Texas) discussed how the government shutdown affects Americans and why the Affordable Care Act is at the center of the funding debate.
