Republicans overcame strong Democrat resistance to proceed with their accusations, and Alejandro N. Mayorkas, the U.S. homeland security secretary, became the first member of the sitting cabinet to be impeached.
Read More Mayorkas Is Impeached After House Republicans Successfully Re-Do Vote
The first verified case since 2015 of the rare bacterial infection known as the bubonic plague has been identified in Deschutes County in Oregon.
Read More Oregon: Bubonic Plague Makes Rare Comeback, ‘Likely Spread By Cat,’ Officials Claim
State Attorney General Dave Yost announced on Monday that two former officials of FirstEnergy Corp., including the company’s fired CEO Chuck Jones and a former state utility regulator, have been indicted in a public corruption case connected to a law intended to save Ohio’s nuclear power reactors.
Read More Ohio: Former Execs Of FirstEnergy, Ex-Regulator Indicted In Bribery Scandal
According to a New York Times report, Donald Trump is considering endorsing his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, to be the co-chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC).
Read More Trump Reportedly Pushes For Daughter-In-Law Lara Trump To Be Placed In Senior Position at RNC
With Rep. Matt Rosendale formally announcing his candidacy for the U.S. Senate on Friday, Republican voters in Montana will now have a second option in the June primary.
Read More Matt Rosendale Launches Montana Senate Bid, Prompting Divisive GOP primary
In his much-awaited interview with Tucker Carlson, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned President Joe Biden, spoke about past Democrat presidents and the CIA, while praising George W. Bush and gushing over the “very smart” Elon Musk.
Read More Putin And Tucker Carlson 2-Hour Interview Released