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A tale of two debates

The debate featured “an extraordinarily aggressive, top-to-bottom attack,” Politico wrote. “Over and over,” one candidate’s “tactic of choice was a gut-level punch.” An “alpha-male display,” Britain’s left-wing Guardian headlined. The dominant candidate’s style, CNN agreed, was “put your head down, charge forward, and don’t stop.” No, those were not comments about last Thursday’s earliest-in-history presidential […]

Biden shouldn’t listen to a crack addict who owes millions to IRS

Despite the overwhelming outrage from voters across the political spectrum at President Joe Biden’s public implosion during his first 2024 presidential debate against former President Donald Trump, Democrats are legally and practically stuck with their incumbent, which is likely by design. The president, who would require only a simple majority of the party delegates to […]

UK Conservatives’ doom is a warning for Biden

The demise of the U.K. Conservatives is a warning for President Joe Biden. The Conservatives seem set to be demolished in Great Britain’s general election on July 4. Replacing them, the Labour Party is expected to gain a large majority and rule. However, the Conservatives’ demise has also been fueled by the increasing popularity of […]

Biden should be thankful for an easy calendar

The dreadful debate performance put forth by President Joe Biden last week may have caused panic among the Democratic Party and its donors, but it will be largely forgotten in a week, thanks to a slew of major news-making events on the calendar. While some have claimed the strategic benefit of having the first presidential […]

California school district considers suing companies to pay for reparations

A Berkley school district has an ill-fated idea to pay for reparations by suing companies with a questionable connection to slavery. The Berkeley Unified School District’s Reparations Task Force proposed several ideas for funding possible reparations, including “unrestricted cash payments for BUSD Descendant students.” The task force suggests “filing a lawsuit against those private entities whose historic activities connected […]

Biden: Trump’s immunity decision leaves ‘virtually no limits’ on presidency

President Biden on Monday harshly criticized the Supreme Court’s decision to largely shield presidents from criminal prosecution while serving in office, calling it a “dangerous precedent.” “For all practical purposes, today's decision almost certainly means that there are virtually no limits on what a president can do. It's a fundamentally new principle,” Biden said in...

Biden campaign officials seek to ease donor nerves on call

Biden campaign officials on a Monday night teleconference sought to ease the nerves of hundreds of Democratic donors, many of whom were wracked with doubt after the president’s poor debate performance against former President Trump. But the call did little to assuage worries, according to several participants. "No one feels good about this," said one prominent...

Bill Clinton: Rep. Jackson Lee ‘doing well’ in pancreatic cancer fight

Former President Clinton said Sunday that Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) is “doing well” as she undergoes treatment for pancreatic cancer. “Just spoke with my friend Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee as she battles pancreatic cancer,” Clinton wrote on the social platform X. “She’s doing well and remains the fighter we all know her to be,...

Musk accuses Harris of lying about Trump’s stance on national abortion ban

Elon Musk on Monday accused Vice President Harris of lying about former President Trump supporting a national abortion ban, after a community note was apparently added to a post from her campaign account. “When will politicians, or at least the intern who runs their account, learn that lying on this platform doesn’t work anymore?” Musk...

Supreme Court upends regulatory challenges

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy The Big Story  Supreme Court makes it easier to challenge federal regulations The court held that the six-year statute of limitations under the Administrative Procedures Act does not start until a plaintiff is adversely affected by the regulation. © The Associated...

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