Greene calls Italian American House Democrat 'Rep. Mussolini'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) called Rep. David Cicilline “Rep. Mussolini” after the Rhode Island Democrat proposed a rule change to block her from forcing motions to adjourn. …
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Biden to sign coronavirus relief bill Thursday, day earlier than expected

President Biden will sign his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief proposal on Thursday afternoon, the White House announced, a day earlier than expected.The White House issued an updated guidance on Thursday saying Bi…
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Military leaders hit Tucker Carlson over 'divisive' remarks on women in military

Senior military leaders are voicing support for women in the military after Fox News host Tucker Carlson complained on his show about recent changes meant to attract and retain more female service members.”Women le…
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House approves bill tightening background checks on guns

The House on Thursday approved legislation aimed at strengthening background checks on firearm sales and transfers, a leading priority for Democratic lawmakers.The Bipartisan Background Checks Act – spearheaded by…
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John Dean: 'Only a matter of how many days' until Trump is indicted

John Dean, the former White House counsel to former President Nixon, on Thursday, predicted that former President Trump would soon be indicted after reports that his ex-lawyer Michael Cohen has met with the Manhatta…
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Former presidents tout vaccines in new ads

Four former living presidents are appearing in new ads this week encouraging Americans to get their COVID-19 vaccines.In a one-minute spot released by the Ad Council on Wednesday, former Presidents Carter, Clinton,…
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Manchin cements key-vote status in 50-50 Senate

As Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) scrambled to save the massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus package, he warned Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) that supporting a GOP unemployment proposal would effectively …
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Biden seeks his moment with pandemic address 

President Biden is being urged to combine his well-known empathy with some positivity Thursday night when he makes a primetime address on the anniversary of when much of the country went into lockdown because of the coron…
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A year with the coronavirus: How we got here

On March 11, 2020, the nation’s top infectious disease expert sat before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee to address a novel coronavirus that had infected about 1,800 Americans.
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