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Departure season descends on Congress

Retirement toasts are on the menu around Capitol Hill. On Thursday, four members of Congress announced their plans to leave their posts or had...

Pro-life Houck family targeted by FBI raid sue Biden administration for malicious prosecution

Catholic pro-life activist Mark Houck and his wife Ryan-Marie Houck are seeking $4.3 million in damages from the Biden administration, accusing the Justice Department and FBI of targeting him over his anti-abortion views.

The cautionary tragedy of WeWork and the zero interest rate delusion

The once-trendy company tried to be anything but a boring old real estate landlord — to disastrous results.

The fight is still to end abortion

For 50 years, we pro-lifers fought to overturn Roe v. Wade. After many defeats in court, we finally won.

The Biden administration’s latest student loan heist

The Education Department’s fine on America’s largest Christian college is likely part of Biden’s effort to hijack the student loan process.

Emotional clashes over Israel torment House Democrats: ‘It’s hell’

The highly charged debate over U.S. policy in Israel has exposed long-standing frictions among House Democrats, pitting Israel’s staunchest allies against pro-Palestinian liberals and posing a stark challenge for party leaders who are racing to ease the tensions. The divisions surfaced last month, when 15 Democrats declined to support a resolution declaring U.S. solidarity with...

Federal regulators take a bite out of meat monopolies

Big meatpackers must warn chicken growers about the risks of the deals they're entering into, according to a new federal rule enacted Wednesday. The rule is part of a package of reforms the Biden administration has framed as steps to bring transparency and competition back to the meat industry, Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom...

The Memo: Manchin adds new uncertainty to Biden’s 2024 chances

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) gave a new jolt to a volatile national political landscape Thursday when he announced that he would not run for reelection to the Senate— and seemed to suggest that he could be on the brink of a presidential run. Both parties are grappling with the ramifications of his decision, in terms...

Manchin’s retirement a buzzkill for Senate Democrats’ 2024 hopes 

West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin (D) on Thursday made official what his colleagues had privately suspected for months, that he won’t be returning to Washington as a senator in 2025, putting Democrats on an uphill path to keeping their Senate majority in next year’s election. The news that Manchin will walk away from the...

Supporters try to rekindle Puerto Rico status change

Supporters of changing Puerto Rico's territorial status are turning to the Senate to keep a compromise bill alive as rapidly shifting political dynamics threaten to bury the proposal for a plebiscite on the issue. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) introduced the Puerto Rico Status Act in the upper chamber Wednesday, leading 21 Democratic co-sponsors on the...

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