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Biden argues failure to move Ukraine aid would be ‘close to criminal neglect’

President Biden argued that Congress’ inability to pass funding for Ukraine for its war against Russia is “close to criminal neglect,” in a conversation with the German chancellor Friday “The failure of the United States Congress, if it occurs, not to support Ukraine is close to criminal neglect. It is outrageous,” Biden told German Chancellor...

Fetterman on Phillips’ long-shot bid: ‘He’s just been humiliated again and again’

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) said Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) long-shot bid against President Biden has humiliated the lawmaker “again and again.” Fetterman joined CNN’s Abby Phillip Friday evening, where he scoffed at the mention of Phillips’s name. He reacted to a clip of Phillips declaring that the Democratic Party should have done...

New Florida ban escalates the attacks on trans rights — what’s next?

Florida’s Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles recently released a new policy banning transgender people from changing the gender listed on their driver’s license or ID card. The new rule is a frightening addition to an ever-growing list of escalating attacks on transgender people across the country.

Trump argues he should ‘not be charged’ in classified docs case if Biden isn’t

Former President Trump argued Friday night that he should “not be charged” in his federal classified documents case since a special counsel announced this week that President Biden would not face charges for Biden's handling of classified materials. “If Biden is not going to be charged, he said, that’s up to them, you know, look,...

Crisis in the Northwest: Drugs leave rural areas to rot in the shadows, ‘like playing Whac-A-Mole’

With all eyes on Portland's fentanyl crisis, many rural Oregon communities dealing with their own opioid and homelessness epidemics feel abandoned by policy makers.

What the Long Island special election tells us about the battle over the suburbs

The nation’s suburbs are moving toward Democrats. But not on Long Island. Republicans have a three-year winning streak in the close-in suburbs east of...

5 things to know about Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin used an interview he granted to pundit Tucker Carlson this week to spread propaganda about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, criticize the United States and justify his crackdown on independent media coverage of the Kremlin. The interview also served as a headline-grabbing moment for Carlson, the former cable news host who...

Democrats fume over special counsel report questioning Biden’s memory

Democrats are outraged over a special counsel report that raised new fears about President Biden's memory, super-charging a long-standing issue that threatens to be the party's biggest political liability in November. In a 388-page report, special counsel Robert Hur argued it would be unlikely for a jury to convict the president for his handling of...

The Memo: Democratic panic deepens after dismal moment for Biden

Democrats are still reeling from a dismal day for President Biden on Thursday. The report from Special Counsel Robert Hur that characterized Biden as a “well meaning, elderly man with a poor memory” was followed by a fractious White House news conference at which the president — seeking to shore up concerns about his cognitive...

DNC launches billboards in Michigan hitting RFK Jr. over donors linked to Trump

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) launched billboards in Michigan on Friday, hitting independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his aligned Super PAC, American Values 2024, receiving donations from a former President Trump mega-donor, the committee first told The Hill. The committee is launching four billboards in Grand Rapids, Mich., as Kennedy kickstarts his tour...

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