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A look back at the rise and spectacular fall of the Cuomo brothers
One woman’s accusations became six women, then 11, with many of them decades younger than the governor. Cuomo’s approval ratings plummeted.
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McConnell stresses infrastructure's popularity with Republicans after Trump criticism
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) stressed that infrastructure is popular with Democrats as well as Republicans after former President Trump criticized a $1 trillion bipartisan pro…
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Cruz blocks Biden's State Department nominees ahead of Senate break
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) blocked the quick confirmation of dozens of State Department nominees on Wednesday morning, guaranteeing that they will stay in limbo until next month when the Senate returns from its summer break….
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The Memo: Biden beats Trump again — this time in the Senate
President Biden defeated former President Trump once again on Tuesday, this time on infrastructure.Biden’s $1 trillion infrastructure bill was passed by the Senate with the support of 19 Repub…
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Trump faces legal hurdles in keeping tax returns private
Former President Trump is facing significant legal hurdles in his ongoing effort to keep his tax returns away from Congress now that he’s a private citizen and the Justice Department is no longer fighting the o…
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It's now Pelosi's move on bipartisan roads bill
The Senate’s approval of a massive infrastructure bill on Tuesday sends the proposal to the House – and confronts Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) with some tricky questions over how to proceed.Already, Pelosi is fa…
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Wyoming GOP leaders say they no longer recognize Cheney as party member
The GOP groups of two Wyoming counties have both voted to no longer recognize Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) as a member of the Republican Party, the latest moves against the congresswoman months after she voted to impeac…
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46 GOP senators warn they will not vote to raise debt ceiling
Forty-six GOP senators are warning that they will not vote to raise the debt ceiling, as Republicans ramp up pressure on Democrats to increase the nation’s borrowing limit on their own.
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Tucker Carlson says Democrats refuse to appear on his show, call him a 'white supremacist'
Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Tuesday said that Democratic leaders have repeatedly declined to be interviewed on his show, claiming that they call him “a white supremacist.” During …
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