John James Took Utility Cash While Your Electric Bill Kept Going Up
John James, running for Michigan governor, took nearly $50,000 from DTE and Consumers Energy while both companies asked regulators to jack up rates on Michigan families.
John James, running for Michigan governor, took nearly $50,000 from DTE and Consumers Energy while both companies asked regulators to jack up rates on Michigan families.
ICE agents killed a 52-year-old Houston construction worker with no criminal record while he picked up his crew. He's exactly the kind of person the administration swore it wasn't targeting.
The Justice Department sent letters to election officials in at least 14 states warning they could be criminally prosecuted over noncitizen voters — a problem research shows is vanishingly rare. Experts call it intimidation.
Rep. Adrian Smith is touting the Republican tax law as a win for Nebraska. He wrote the tax piece — and voted for a bill that also cuts up to $4 billion in Medicaid and has already stripped food aid from 18,000 Nebraskans.
Alabama's Tommy Tuberville is running for governor on housing costs. To justify voting against a bipartisan bill to lower them, he told Fox News it would build homes for people 'here illegally.' PolitiFact rated that False.
Georgia Senate nominee Mike Collins endorsed a ban on members of Congress trading stocks — while personally making dozens of cryptocurrency trades worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. His excuse doesn't hold up.
A 6-3 ruling lets the Trump administration end Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians — while three justices lay out, quote by quote, the racial animus behind it.
A housing bill passed the Senate 85-5 and the House 358-32. Trump canceled the signing ceremony at the last minute — holding cheaper housing hostage until Congress passes his SAVE America Act voting restrictions.
Trump ordered the Postal Service to stop delivering mail ballots in states that won't hand over voter lists. A federal judge ruled he has no such power — days after the postmaster admitted the plan out loud.