Heller won't say if Biden won election
Former Sen. Dean Heller (R-Nev.) refused to say President Biden won the 2020 election during a kickoff event for his upcoming run for governor on Monday and again in an interview on Tuesday.”I still know who the pr…
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Biden confronts sinking poll numbers
President Biden is facing strong political headwinds as troubles mount for his domestic agenda.A slew of recent national polls have shown the president’s once-strong approval numbers dipping across the board. And a…
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Tennessee restricting monoclonal antibody treatment to the unvaccinated
Tennessee is restricting the use of monoclonal antibody treatments to people who are not vaccinated against COVID-19.In a statement to The Hill, a spokesperson for the Tennessee Department of Health explained that…
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Alabama official dismisses Lindell claim that 100K votes were flipped from Trump to Biden: 'It's not possible'
Alabama’s secretary of state is dismissing claims by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell that 100,000 votes in November were flipped from former President Trump to President Biden, contending that such a situation is “not pos…
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Professor tells Cruz that Texas's voter ID law is racist
A law professor who testified during a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing Wednesday told Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) that his home state’s voter ID laws were among those that could be considered racist. …
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Lawmakers say police reform talks are over
A bipartisan group of lawmakers spearheading police reform negotiations say their talks are officially over amid deep divisions that they weren’t able to overcome.Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.), who has been negotiating…
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Trump: GOP would be 'foolish' not to use debt ceiling in negotiations
Former President Trump leaned on congressional Republicans to use the debt ceiling in negotiations with Democrats over a bill to raise the borrowing limit and keep the government funded.The statement from Trump, wh…
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WHIP LIST: How House Democrats say they'll vote on infrastructure bill
House Democratic leaders are vowing to follow through with a pledge to moderate lawmakers to vote on the Senate-passed bipartisan infrastructure bill by Sept. 27 – but they risk going to the floor without enough…
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Evergrande's debt crisis: Time to ditch China
A Chinese debt crisis will – either now or in the near future – bring down China’s economy, and the U.S. must delink from that country to reduce the damage to itself.
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