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RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel pins election losses on candidates

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel was on defense Sunday in the wake of criticism for losses in several state elections last week.

Algerian president names a new prime minister ahead of elections next year

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on Saturday dismissed the country's prime minister and replaced him with the head of his cabinet as the country struggles with inflation and next year's national elections approach.

GOP hopeful Chris Christie visits Israel, says the U.S. must show solidarity in war against Hamas

Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie on Sunday visited Israel, expressing solidarity in Israel's war against Hamas and saying the U.S. must stand "shoulder to shoulder" with its close ally.

House Democrat running against president says ‘Bidenomics is not working’

Rep. Dean Phillips, the Minnesota Democrat running against President Biden, says the incumbent's economic policies aren't working for Americans.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore calls Sen. Joe Manchin III ‘foolish’ for considering Biden challenge

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore gave unsolicited advice Sunday to Sen. Joe Manchin III, saying the retiring West Virginia Democrat would be "foolish" to run against President Biden.

Dean Phillips: ‘I did not cause President Biden’s problems’

Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips defended himself against the fierce backlash he has faced from within his own party since launching his primary challenge to President Biden’s reelection campaign, in an interview published Sunday. In a Saturday interview in New Hampshire with CNN, Phillips compared his bid for president to the late Democratic Sen. Ted...

Endowment-rich, high-tuition colleges are hoarding wealth — it’s time to pay it forward 

Harvard University is sitting on an endowment worth more than $50 billion. Yale’s is worth more than $40 billion— and every day, it seems, I get a letter in the mail begging me to build that investment ever higher.  I’m grateful for the Yale bachelor’s degree and Harvard law degree I obtained, but when you...

US stands on edge of conflict as attacks on troops continue in Middle East

As attacks on U.S. troops and assets continue to stack up in the Middle East, Washington has turned to targeted retaliatory strikes on assets belonging to Iran and its proxies. The tit-for-tat comes as regional tensions flare over the Israel-Hamas war. Unless an attack causes multiple American casualties or serious damage to U.S. assets, experts...

McCaul: GOP has ‘no choice’ but to unify on short-term funding

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said on Sunday that Republicans have no choice but to back the short-term funding proposal. In an interview on CBS News’s “Face the Nation,” McCaul stressed the importance of passing aid for our foreign allies, which will not be feasible if the government shuts down. “We're gonna...

Sullivan says 9 U.S. citizens, 1 green card holder missing after Hamas attack

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said on Sunday that nine Americans and one green card holder were still unaccounted for following the Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7. In an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Sullivan said U.S. officials did not know whether those ten people were still alive, but that “active,...

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