Ariz. state rep. sues state Democrats for defamation
Arizona state Rep. Mark Finchem (R) is suing Democrat members of the state House and Senate for defamation. He announced the suit during an interview at CPAC this weekend.
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Gov. Newsom, Calif. lawmakers reach $6.6B deal to reopen some schools
State leaders in California unveiled a $6.6 billion deal to get some students back in the classroom sooner rather than later. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) and state lawmakers announced the plan on Monday.
Fla. Gov. DeSantis unveils statewide bill targeting Chinese influence
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) pledged to tackle Chinese foreign influence in his state.
Resurfaced video of Gov. Cuomo’s remarks to female reporter raising concerns
Remarks from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s (D-N.Y.) have past resurfaced, giving more context about the governor’s behavior amid sexual harassment claims against him.
Texas AG sues electric supplier Griddy
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued an electricity supplier for “false, misleading and deceptive practices.” On Monday, Paxton said power company Griddy misled customers by signing them up for services that ended up costing them thousands after February’s winter storm.
N.Y. Gov. Cuomo grants state AG’s request to conduct independent probe into sexual harassment allegations
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) granted state Attorney General Leticia James’ request to conduct an independent probe into the sexual harassment allegations against him.
Kudlow touts success of Operation Warp Speed under Trump admin.
Former White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow highlighted the success of Operation Warp Speed while speaking at the CPAC on Sunday. He described the operation as one of the most extraordinary events in American history.
U.S. needs to decrease dependence on China, says Rep. Perry
Conservatives at CPAC continued to deride China’s influence in the U.S. economy as well s top officials’ affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party.
Wayne LaPierre: Libs would rather target Second Amendment than save lives
Wayne LaPierre, a top National Rifle Association (NRA) official, said the left is focused on taking guns away from law abiding citizens rather than fixing violent crime.