President Joe Biden will spend Tuesday raising money in Florida, a onetime swing state that has since become a Republican stronghold and the home turf of Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas erupted at congressional Republicans on Tuesday ahead of a first impeachment vote, saying he would not countenance "politically motivated accusations and personal attacks you have made against me."
Illinois' election board on Tuesday is scheduled to consider whether to keep Donald Trump on the state's primary ballot after a recommendation that he be removed over the Constitution's insurrection provision.
Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) has been capitalizing on his state’s economic connections to India during his diplomatic stay in New Delhi. His continued presence there throughout the tense Texas invasion begs us to ask if he is there for other unspoken reasons. Abbott has been on a diplomatic visit to India to discuss the nation’s […]
To mark Catholic Schools Week, Michael Burbidge, the bishop of the Diocese of Arlington (which basically covers northern Virginia’s Washington-area suburbs and exurbs), issued a nice statement about the importance of Catholic schools. If you watch the video quickly, you might think it’s just standard public-relations boilerplate. But pay closer attention, and you will hear […]
Gayle Manchin, the wife of Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), was admitted to a hospital in Alabama on Tuesday after being involved in a car accident, the senator’s office announced. According to Sen. Manchin’s office, his wife and a colleague, Guy Land, were involved in an accident in Birmingham, Ala., while en route to an event...
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) said her Republican colleagues in the upper chamber who are backing bipartisan immigration and funding legislation that is the subject of ongoing negotiations are “willing to be traitors to our country.” As the Senate prepares to move forward with the bill, House conservatives have expressed growing opposition to the deal,...
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday dug into the Biden administration’s southern border policy, arguing there “doesn’t seem to be any interest” from the White House in curbing illegal migrant crossings. Kennedy, during an interview with Fox News Channel’s “Fox and Friends,” recalled his experience travelling to the border and claimed he...