Democrats are not yet in agreement about what caused unexpected losses during Tuesday’s election. Several high-profile Democratic figures have offered conflicting after-action reports with some saying the party is too progressive and others saying that it’s not progressive enough. 

In a Thursday press release, the State Department offered $10 million in exchange for information on the identity and location of the leader or leaders of the DarkSide ransomware transnational organized crime group. 

Portland-based KinderCare is calling on parents to instruct their children on “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) starting at six weeks of age, as initially reported by the Daily Caller.

The New Jersey state senate experienced an upset of massive proportions in the Nov. 3 elections today when a blue-collar worker, Republican Edward Durr, defeated long-time politician, Democrat Steve Sweeney, who had been serving as the senate president since 2010. 

Almost exactly one year after defunding the police bureau in Portland, Oregon by $15 million, Mayor Ted Wheeler is asking for more.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released new rules today that will require vaccination compliance for larger businesses shortly after the new year.

An annual report released by the United States Department of Defense on Wednesday warned of the “accelerating pace of” China’s nuclear capabilities, suggesting that China may have 700 nuclear warheads by 2027.

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced it would begin scaling back a bond-buying program it had implemented in order to help the nation’s response to the COVID crisis. 

A provision that would grant Americans access to unemployment benefits when they miss work to care for an ailing loved one or bond with a new child is back in the Democrats’ still-stalled “Build Back Better” spending bill. 

Serene Jones, president of Union Seminary in New York City, shared in an article on Tuesday that the heartbeat bill is “grounded in a fundamentally warped interpretation of Christianity.”