Cheney slams Trump on 'big lie' over election

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) on Monday shot back at former President Trump over his claims that the 2020 election was stolen, accusing those who spread the claim of “poisoning our democratic system.”…
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Is America slipping to autocracy?

American democracy is under threat for at least three reasons: voting rights, domestic terrorism and China.
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Experts say that herd immunity is unlikely soon

Public health experts and scientists say they do not believe herd immunity is attainable for the near future due to dropping COVID-19 vaccination rates, The New York Times …
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Lincoln Project taunts Trump, saying he lost to 'swamp,' McConnell

The Lincoln Project is taunting former President Trump in a new attack ad, saying the former president got “played” by the Republican establishment in Washington, D.C.”The swamp won, Donald,” a narrator says as the ad …
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Juan Williams: GOP turns lies into laws

OPINION: States are using bogus claims to curb the right to protest.
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Exclusive — Cruz, Rubio ramp up criticisms of big business

It’s a strange time for the relationship between Republicans and big business.Important figures in a party that usually toes the pro-business line are instead throwing jabs at the corporate world. The critics inclu…
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Vaccine hesitancy among lawmakers slows return to normalcy on Capitol Hill

Lawmakers, like the rest of the country, are all eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. But President Biden’s speech to Congress last week looked like he was addressing a group that hadn’t gotten a single shot.With…
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Judge rules South Carolina restaurant manager owes more than $500K to worker he enslaved

A judge ruled that a former South Carolina restaurant manager who forced a Black man with intellectual disabilities to work more than 100 hours a week without pay, owes the former employee more than $500,000….
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Manchin: When protesters first entered Capitol 'my intention was to stay and fight'

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin (D) revealed in a new interview that he wanted to “stay and fight” during the Capitol riot on Jan. 6 before the situation escalated and he was ushered away by law enforcement officials….
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