Page 5 - Rule Act News Today

As we honor leaders in Black history this month, the battles they lead for civil rights may seem like relics of a past era. But there is more progress to be

The D.C. Council may soon find itself in a turf war with congressional Republicans over a growing push for Congress to intervene in its affairs.

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton said she expects GOP opposition to her third introduction of the Washington, D.C. Admission Act last week.

House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., has introduced a joint resolution disapproving of a Washington, D.C., bill that would permit noncitizens to vote in local elections.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed seven D.C. judicial nominees for seats on the district's trial and appellate courts that have been vacant for an average of almost two years, acting on long-pending nominations amid a recent surge of pressure applied by court watchdogs and lawmakers alike.

Voting has long been one of the privileges of American citizenship, but perhaps not for much longer. Left-wing activists are going all-in with their demands to let noncitizens vote, and

Hoyas who aren’t voting in their home state have the opportunity to join fellow D.C. residents in voting in the general election.

Commentary Voting has long been one of the privileges of American citizenship, but perhaps not for much longer. ...

Perhaps there is a silver lining, though. Washington, D.C., is showing the modern left’s true colors.

Sens. Ted Cruz and Marsha Blackburn have introduced a bill to repeal D.C. public school's vaccine mandate, to the protest of many.