Senate approves sweeping coronavirus measure in partisan vote
Senate Democrats passed a sweeping coronavirus relief bill early Saturday morning, giving the party its first legislative victory since reclaiming the majority.
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It will be Vice (or) President Harris against Gov. DeSantis in 2024 — bet on it
Many voters recognize that DeSantis dealt with the virus in a pragmatic way and saved the livelihoods of Florida businesses.
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Senate rejects Cruz effort to block stimulus checks for undocumented immigrants
The Senate voted along party lines Saturday morning to reject an amendment sponsored by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), a potential 2024 White House candidate, to block $1,400 stimulus checks from going to undocumented immigrant…
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Biden fires Trump-appointed lawyer who refused to resign
President Biden on Friday fired Sharon Gustafson, who was appointed by former President Trump as the general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).The White House told Gustafson that she was…
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Texas utility manager rejects calls to fix $16B in overcharges
Texas’ utility manager rejected calls on Friday to fix $16 billion in overcharges that occurred amid power outages caused by last month’s winter storm….
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Did Eric Swalwell offer vindication for Donald Trump with his lawsuit?
His new case bolsters the defense of the former leader.
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On The Trail: GOP's tyranny of the minority
Republican lawmakers in Washington and around the country are increasingly embracing measures to limit voting access after losing the highest-turnout election in American history.The party’s embrace of restrictive…
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'QAnon Shaman' scolded by federal judge for appearing on '60 Minutes'
Jacob Chansley, also known as the “QAnon Shaman,” faced rebuke from a federal judge on Friday after the alleged Capitol rioter appeared in a “60 Minutes Plus” interview that aired the previous day.U.S. District Jud…
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Van Drew, after flipping parties, bashes bills he once backed
For Rep. Jeff Van Drew (N.J.), swapping party allegiances has also meant reversing course on the top issues moving through Congress.The second-term Republican, who left the Democratic Party last year to protest the…
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