Bradley Cortright is a Senior Writer at Independent Journal Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on the GOP and ESG governance. His work has been featured in Media Industry Observer, Global Advertising News, The New York Sun, and NewsBreak.
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Governor says she will be ‘the first one to call’ ICE.
A report from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget is laying out ‘easy’ ways for President-elect Trump to slash spending.
She says the situation 'continues to get worse.'
The macabre online fandom of the suspected CEO killer appears to be growing.
Governor Hochul is proposing to hand out billions of dollars to struggling New Yorkers while implementing a new congestion toll at Manhattan.
By: Bradley Cortright
The town council folded after their attempt to ban disruptive behavior at meetings went viral.
Researchers say ‘almost all’ of the buildings on Florida’s southeast coast are ‘subsiding.’
Liberal and conservative members of Parliament are calling for Prime Minister Trudeau’s ouster.
The squirrel became a symbol of government overreach after he was euthanized by agents conducting a property search.
Council members at Washington are hoping their sneakily named bill will avoid scrutiny from Republicans in Congress.
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