A staffer for Democratic Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey, who was arrested last year for bringing a pistol into the Capitol without a license, saw the charges quickly dropped […]

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A judge issued an apology to Cole Tomas Allen, the alleged White House Correspondents' Dinner attacker, for how he has been treated while being held in jail.

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WNBA players have shown they have no problem hitting Cailtin Clark, the league's most popular player, early and often. However, starting in 2026, it's going to cost them significantly more.

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Claims that ATF rule changes revived a “gun show loophole” don’t align with how federal firearm law actually works.

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The Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization said Monday that European countries have “gotten the message” from President Donald Trump and are stepping up to assist the U.S. […]

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Monday on MS NOW's "Deadline," author Adam Kinzinger predicted that in five to ten years, there won't be a single person left in this country who will ever admit to supporting President Donald Trump,

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A congressional ethics inquiry is examining allegations involving a North Carolina lawmaker and a former staff member, adding to a series of recent investigations and resignations tied to misconduct claims on Capitol Hill.

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The Center for Christian Virtue is prepared to pursue legal action after the group’s proposal for displaying three crosses on top of its building was rejected by the city of Columbus, Ohio.

The unanimous decision against CCV, a 501(c)(3) family policy organization in downtown Columbus, was made on April 28 by six members of the city’s Downtown Commission, which laid out their objections in a staff report.

It’s a move that Aaron Baer, the CCV president, called “frustrating.”

“Our team took great care to design artwork that fully complies with the city’s code and design standards. That’s why this decision is so troubling,” Baer told The Daily Signal. “The Columbus Downtown Commission didn’t just reject artwork, it rejected a clear expression of faith.”

In a statement released on Thursday, Baer said he believes the city’s decision “raises serious First Amendment concerns,” and added that CCV looks forward to “working with the city to correct this and ensure that religious expression is treated fairly in Columbus.”

In an interview with The Daily Signal, however, Baer said the commission was “very unclear” in why they rejected the group’s proposal, adding that “certainly legal recourse is not off the table here.”

“We want our legal team involved to evaluate this to make sure we can properly avail ourselves of our rights,” he said.

According to Baer, the crosses constitute artwork consistent with the city’s Downtown Design Guidelines.

However, the report by the commission states “the application is inconsistent with the guidelines due to the style of sign proposed along the Broad St. corridor,” as well the rooftop location and number of graphics proposed.

“Maybe they’re not artwork to them, but to us, there’s nothing more beautiful than things that display the love of our Savior,” Baer said.

“I think for a lot of Christians this is resonating because all we’re trying to do is avail ourselves of our basic American freedoms, and the city is making us jump through all of these hoops to do that. It’s just frustrating.”

The White House went on lockdown on Monday after a shooting occurred nearby, according to multiple reports.

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The redistricting war of 2026, which had appeared to conclude in a stalemate between Democrats and Republicans after Florida’s special session, is anyone’s to win.

In the wake of the Louisiana v. Callais ruling, Republicans in the South are on the move, ready to redraw maps the courts had previously blocked efforts to change.

The outcome of the renewed tit-for-tat redistricting war could determine which party controls the House of Representatives in 2026.

The Southern Scramble

Republican Gov. Jeff Landry of Louisiana has already signed an executive order calling off the state’s May 16 House primaries to allow for redrawing the state’s map, declared a racial gerrymander by the high court.

Louisiana has two Democrat-held districts, held by Reps. Troy Carter and Cleo Fields.

Tennessee Republican Gov. Bill Lee has also called a special session to redistrict after the ruling. Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn. is the only Democrat U.S. House member from the Volunteer State.

In South Carolina, where Rep. Jim Clyburn holds the only Democrat seat, Gov. Henry McMaster has proposed a new redistricting session.

Meanwhile, in Alabama, which has two Democrats Reps.—Shomari Figures and Terri Sewell—Gov. Kay Ivey has called a special session for redistricting, despite an injunction preventing the state from mid-decade districting. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is challenging the injunction.

In Georgia, Republican Gov. Brian Kemp has ruled out redistricting before the 2026 midterms, but not for 2028. Mississippi’s House primaries have already happened, but the state will soon have a session which could include the redistricting of federal House districts.

Democrats’ Response

Democrats appear ready to respond to potential pro-Republican redistricting after Louisiana v. Callais.

State-level Democrat politicians, as well as the party’s voting base, have displayed discipline in backing retaliatory redistricting. The passing of Virginia’s redistricting referendum being a prime example.

On the day of the high court’s ruling, Gov. Kathy Hochul, D-N.Y., said she was “working with the Legislature to change New York’s redistricting process so we can fight back.”

In keeping with its constitution, New York relies on an independent commission that maps out its districts. 

The Empire State’s House delegation has 19 Democrats and seven Republicans.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., said in a recent interview with Politico that Democrats “will be prepared to respond in states like New York, Illinois and Maryland, as well as in Colorado, in advance of the 2028 election” in order to maximize their seats.