Matthew Hutchins hired the Los Angeles law firm Panish, Shea, Boyle and Ravipudi to represent him and his nine year old son, Andros.
"I really wanted to shine a light on what was happening in my hometown," Ventura told The Post Millennial. "I felt that Americans living in these towns needed a voice on this story."
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Wednesday that paid leave would be added back to a massive social spending bill after previously being removed due to moderate opposition.
Virginia Lt. Governor-elect Winsome Sears, a black woman, slammed columnist Jemele Hill after she called the results of the state's elections "white supremacy."
"That's not going to happen," Biden stated.
A truck driver turned Republican candidate is on the verge of winning a New Jersey state Senate seat thought to be a Democrat stronghold.
The Democrat won a close race for a second term against his Republican opponent Jack Ciattarelli.
The 2021 race in Virginia was seen by Democrats as a preview of voter attitudes ahead of 2022's midterm elections, in which many of their House and Senate seats will be up for reelection.
Months after a US drone strike killed 10 Afghans in Kabul, an independent Pentagon review has concluded that the air strike was not caused by misconduct or negligence, and it doesn't recommend any disciplinary action.
Cuomo Prime Time brought in 605,000 total viewers, and just 126,000 viewers in the key age demographic of 25-54
Meanwhile, the UN has urged ordinary people to start eating insects in order to combat climate change.
"As leader of the Democratic Party, how much responsibility do you take for the digital results in Virginia?" Biden was asked.
"I wish Joy Reid would invite me on her show," Sears said. "Let's see if she's woman enough to do that, I'd go in a heartbeat. And we'd have a real discussion without Joy speaking about me behind my back."
She said the reason Democrats took action was not because "the Democrats want to do the right thing necessarily," it was instead because "they have no choice. Now people are beginning to call for that even on the left."
Republicans made inroads in the Democrat controlled City Council of New York. In Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island, Republicans were able to snag seats.