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PACs to announce $30 million commitment to mobilizing minority voters for Biden

A trio of major political action committees representing Asian American, Black and Latino voters are set to endorse President Biden’s reelection bid Saturday and commit $30 million to mobilizing communities of color. The president and first lady Jill Biden are set to attend a rally in Atlanta, where the AAPI Victory Fund, The Collective PAC...

What kind of future does Nikki Haley have in a Donald Trump dominated Republican Party?

What kind of future does former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley have going forward in a GOP firmly in the grip of Donald Trump

Senate Dems, Republicans clash over federal IVF protections: ‘They’re covering their a—s’

Senate Republicans expressed confidence in states to protect in vitro fertilization (IVF) without the federal government getting involved.

The Biden threat to affordable Medicare

For years, Democrats have accused Republicans of wanting to slash entitlements such as Medicare and Social Security, but it is the Biden Democrats who actually cut benefits. Worse, they do it in ways that effectively cost taxpayers more. The Biden administration is poised to squeeze Medicare Advantage plans yet again, but it should reconsider. Its […]

With Joe Biden at the helm, disunion is strong and present

President Biden gave what could be his final State of the Union address Thursday.

Senate Passes Government-Funding Bills, Narrowly Avoiding Latest Shutdown Deadline

The House and Senate face their next spending deadline on March 22.

Judge orders Biden to stop diverting border wall money

A federal judge on Friday shot down the Biden administration's plans to divert money from border wall construction to other projects like environmental remediation, ruling that it appears to violate the law.

Judge rejects challenge to Washington state law that could hold gun makers liable for shootings

A federal judge on Friday rejected a challenge to a Washington state law that cleared the way for lawsuits against the gun industry in certain cases.

Congress finishes funding half of government ahead of deadline to avert partial shutdown

The Senate passed the first of two government funding packages on Friday ahead of the looming deadline to fund the government at midnight, after delays led by Republicans that raised the concern of a partial lapse in government funding until Saturday.

Senate Republicans join Democrats to nix legislation to remove earmarks from government funding bill

Senate Republicans joined forces with their Democratic counterparts to vote against legislation that would have removed earmark funding in the first of two government funding bills, further signaling that the once-dead practice is likely here to stay.

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