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We must get the mentally ill off subways — for our safety and theirs

Prepare to enter a rolling lunatic asylum when you get into a subway car.

Report: Biden to share plans for Emmett Till monument this week

President Biden will announce plans for a monument to Emmett Till, the Chicago teen who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955 after he was accused of whistling at a White woman.

GOP strips funding from Smithsonian’s Latino museum over ‘quasi-racist’ exhibit

When newly-elected Rep. Juan Ciscomani first came to Washington late last year to prepare for his swearing-in he took his six kids to the Smithsonian's new exhibit on Latino history, eager to show them their heritage.

Pence says another Trump indictment would fuel sentiment DOJ has ‘lost the confidence’ of Americans

Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence said Sunday he believes another criminal indictment against former President Donald Trump would "only contribute" to the feelings among Americans that the Department of Justice has "lost the confidence" of U.S. citizens.

GOP presidential candidate: Trump’s ‘bad judgment’ on Jan. 6 ‘is not the same thing as a crime’

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said Sunday that he believes Donald Trump showed poor judgment with regard to the U.S. Capitol attack but that the former president did not commit a crime.

Alabama makes a further mess of congressional districting

MOBILE, AL — Mulish Alabama Republican legislators last week took a bad situation with congressional redistricting and made it worse, not just for their own party and their own people but for constitutional law and race relations nationwide.

Bernstein: ‘Every reason to believe’ positive economic trends will ‘persist’

The chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, Jared Bernstein, said on Sunday that he’s confident recent positive economic trends will continue and that he’s hopeful consumer sentiment will reflect the positive momentum.  “It takes a while for people's sentiment to catch up to those new trends, especially given everything they've been through....

Bipartisan governors want Americans to ‘disagree better’ over politics

A bipartisan pair of governors is pushing for Americans to “disagree better” when it comes to politics.   “We know that politics is downstream of culture. And so this is not something that’s going to change overnight, but we do believe it’s absolutely critical,” said Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R) in an interview with CNN’s Dana...

We failed Sudan in 2004 — we cannot let history repeat itself 

We cannot afford to delay action any longer — lives are on the line. 

Pelosi mum on reelection campaign plans

Former Speaker Pelosi (D-Calif.) is remaining quiet over any plans to run for reelection in 2024. When asked by CNN's Dana Bash on "State of The Union" if she plans to run for reelection, Pelosi responded, "I'm not making any political plans here today, but I'm enjoying my service with the members, that our new...

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