Senate Overrides Trump's Veto of Defense Bill, Dealing a Legislative Blow  —  Republicans joined Democrats to deliver President Trump the first veto override of his presidency in the last days of his term in an overwhelming, bipartisan vote.  —  WASHINGTON — The Senate on Friday voted overwhelmingly …

McConnell swats back at Trump amid Republican power struggle  —  It took four years and an election defeat.  But someone with real power inside the Republican Party is standing up to — and swatting back — President Trump: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Early voting ends with record 3M Georgia voters for US Senate runoffs  —  A record 3 million Georgia voters cast their ballots before early voting ended for the U.S. Senate runoffs, setting up a showdown that will be decided on election day Tuesday.  —  The high turnout so far reflects …

CTU board member facing criticism for vacationing in Caribbean while pushing remote learning  —  CHICAGO - A Chicago Teachers Union leader is facing criticism for vacationing in the Caribbean while at the same time claiming it's unsafe for teachers to return to the classroom.

Romney: Urgent Action Needed on Vaccination Plan  —  Lack of comprehensive federal plan “inexcusable”  —  WASHINGTON- U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT), a member of the Senate HELP Committee, released the following statement today regarding the urgent need for a comprehensive vaccination plan …

Federal Judge Scorches Gov. Kristi Noem Over COVID Response  —  ‘DANGEROUS PLACE’  —  A federal judge took a rhetorical blowtorch to South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, saying in a ruling this week that the state has done “little, if anything” to stop COVID-19 from ravaging the state.

Virus Numbers Are Surging.  Why Is New York's Vaccine Rollout Sluggish?  —  With a new variant of the virus emerging elsewhere in the country, it's crucial to vaccinate New Yorkers quickly.  But so far, only about 88,000 have received the shots.  —  As the final hours ticked away in a harrowing year …

How a courageous Southern governor broke ranks with segregationists in 1961  —  Sixty years ago, as Southern governors criticized civil rights protests and fought integration, one broke ranks and gave a remarkable inauguration address: He called for equal opportunities for all his state's residents.

The biggest example of media malfeasance in 2020 is...  The top example of media malfeasance in 2020 is not about how a story was covered but about how it wasn't.  And it's downright chilling.  —  In November - and only after Joe Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 presidential election …

Before Embracing America-First Agenda, David Perdue Was an Outsourcing Expert  —  Mr. Perdue, who faces one of two runoff elections in Georgia that will determine control of the Senate, built a business record that shifted manufacturing and jobs overseas.  —  The biographical video …

Post-Brexit Britain arrives  —  It took two general elections, three prime ministers, and just over 4 1/2 years, but as of today Britain finally has the Brexit it voted for in June 2016.  — It's not a pretty sight.  —  The big picture: Britain has left Europe's single market and customs union …

Corbyn's legacy is here to stay  —  It's been just over a year since the British people finally squashed a hard-left push for power under the dismal but unyieldingly dangerous leadership of Jeremy Corbyn.  On 12 December 2019 we dodged a collective bullet.  But Corbynism lasted almost half a decade …

Once a model, California now struggles to tame COVID-19  —  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ambulances waited hours for openings to offload coronavirus patients.  Overflow patients were moved to hospital hallways and gift shops, even a cafeteria.  Refrigerated trucks were on standby, ready to store the dead.

World's richest men added billions to their fortunes last year as others struggled  —  Billionaires have added about $1 trillion to their total net worth since the pandemic began.  —  The pandemic has forced untold hardships onto many Americans, with tens of millions of families now reporting …

After Trump's drubbing in the courts, liberals fear a legal hangover  —  As President Donald Trump's campaign and its allies piled up loss after embarrassing loss in court in recent weeks, the cheers from Democrats, liberal law professors and civil rights litigators built into a deafening, contemptuous roar.

The Dark Reality of Betting Against QAnon  —  QAnon—the conspiracy theory that elite Democrats, government officials, and celebrities are part of a cannibalistic, child-sex-trafficking cult, and Donald Trump is the hero destined to stop them—has allegedly inspired kidnappings, car chases, and a murder.

Pence may choose 2020 election winner ‘as he sees fit,’ Gohmert says in court filing  —  Vice President Mike Pence has the unilateral power to decide the outcome of the 2020 election, according to the latest filing in a lawsuit brought by Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) and other Republicans mounting …