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In the wake of COVID lockdowns, alongside the rise in antisemitic violence and agendas infused with anti-American sentiments and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), Southern colleges are now surpassing the traditionally elite universities in the Northeast, which have become less effective

One of the initial actions taken by Nebraska's new governor, Republican Jim Pillen, was to appoint Pete Ricketts to occupy the empty U.S. Senate seat for the state

On Tuesday, the University of Florida's Board of Trustees gave the green light for Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse to become the institution's new president, sparking anger among students and faculty regarding how he was selected

Demonstrators objected to Sasse's stance, notably his resistance to same-sex marriage

Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse is expected to leave the United States Senate to become the next president of the University of Florida by early next year after the school announced he was the sole finalist for the position Thursday.

The Republican senator from Nebraska is the "sole finalist" to be president of the University of Florida.

A bipartisan group of senators announced legislation this week to refine presidential election rules in response to Donald Trump's attempts to spike swing-state electors.

Experts have cautioned that establishing a no-fly zone would essentially equate to the United States declaring war on nuclear-armed Russia

In a video, the Nebraskan criticized other Republicans for acting as if politics were "a religion." He also reaffirmed his backing of Trump's impeachment

WASHINGTON -- On Tuesday afternoon, five Republican Senators parted ways with their party and sided with Democrats to let President Trump's impeachment trial move forward

"He lacks physical courage, but he is completely comfortable when others engage in violence for him," stated Donald Trump's niece

The president has a "brokenness in his soul," and is "addicted to division," said the senator.

The attempt to undermine voters' intent is compelling Republicans to make decisions that will shape the parameters of the post-Trump period and a transforming GOP

After years of avoiding questions and acting like they weren't reading his tweets, a few Republican senators are now voicing their opposition to Trump as Election Day approaches

The president is making last-minute reelection appeals to voters in Michigan and Wisconsin, two states he won in 2016 but now may be beyond his grasp

After GOP Sen. Ben Sasse was recorded unloading on Trump, Woodward said other Republican senators "feel exactly the same way."

The Nebraskan claimed that Trump privately ridicules evangelicals, disrespects women, "betrays our allies," and has "engaged with white supremacists."

Among the least expected places for the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal to come up would be during Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation hearing for the Supreme Court

Nebraska's Ben Sasse criticizes Trump once more after calling his executive orders "unconstitutional nonsense."

The sports world faced another setback due to the pandemic after the conference's presidents decided against having a fall season

On Monday, President Trump criticized Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse for describing Trump's latest executive orders as "unconstitutional nonsense."

GOP senator Ben Sasse drew sharp criticism from a high shool board member over comments he made during a commencement address over the weekend.

Some Republican senators who backed reducing unemployment benefits in the COVID-19 relief package are not telling their voters about it

Senator Lindsey Graham stated, "Only a small number of people would opt for work instead of unemployment benefits that offered slightly more money."

GOP lawmakers mostly had unfettered praise for Trump amid concerns of a dangerous escalation in U.S.-Iranian hostilities.