Gibberish in Washington keeps them guessing (and spelling)
Donald S. Beyer Jr. got the word "pampootie," or a shoe of untanned cowhide. He tried to put a "u" in it, and out rang the most feared sound in spelling — the bell that signals a mistake.
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As US debates, EU begins to audit AI
.; Apple Inc.’s App Store; the Bing search engine, part of Microsoft Corp.; Facebook and Instagram, both part of Meta Platforms Inc.; Google LLC; Pinterest; and YouTube; as well as European and Chinese
FDA greenlights new COVID-19 shots for this fall
But the agency deferred an expected emergency authorization for Novavax Inc.’s vaccine, the only traditional protein-based alternative to the mRNA shots from Pfizer and Moderna.
Photos of the Week ending Sept. 8, 2023
Donald S. Beyer Jr. talks with Susan Cunningham during the Arlington Democrats Chili Cook-Off at the Lyon Park Community Center in Arlington, Va., on Labor Day.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Who will impeachment hurt most?
Kean Jr.’s defeat of Democrat Tom Malinowski. New ad: Their Future PAC — the political arm of Their Future.
Former House Intel Chairman Mike Rogers running for Senate in Michigan
He both hosted and served as executive producer for a CNN documentary series about American intelligence operatives, as chairman of the MITRE Corp.’s board of trustees.
A summer of reflection — and fears of history repeating itself
Wannabe GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy goes further, calling Democratic Congresswoman Ayanna S. Pressley of Massachusetts and author and anti-racist activist Ibram X.
Seoul helps pave a soft-power superhighway
The U.S.’s strategic relationship with South Korea stands as a good example of this. In the Asia-Pacific theater, South Korea now stands as a major economic ally and driver of global growth.
DC judge sets March trial for Trump charges related to Jan. 6
Judge Tanya S. Chutkan of the U.S.
GOP-dominated Utah embraces mail voting despite party rhetoric
While it would not override state laws like Utah’s, it would eliminate Washington, D.C.’s universal mail-voting system and encourage states to enact stronger ID requirements for people voting by mail.
Limits of congressional power to regulate Supreme Court untested
Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut, one of the Democrats, pointed out in a CNN interview Sunday that Congress sets the number of seats on the Supreme Court and even made the seat Alito sits in.
The real reason Congress leaves Washington every August
That’s par for the course: July is D.C.’s hottest month on average.
America’s future depends on a truthful reckoning with its past
That did not stop President Harry S. Truman from signing Executive Order 9981 on July 26, 1948, mandating the desegregation of the U.S. military.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Riding in a getaway car
The only Republicans in the Senate for all six of those years who disagreed with their party more often were Mark S.
FBI improperly searched for US senator’s last name, court discloses
LaHood has since been tapped to lead a bipartisan working group focusing on Section 702’s reauthorization.
Democrats respond to ‘MAGA extremists’ with rival election bill
"Keeping our democracy is more important than anything else because everything flows from it," Schumer continued, announcing the bills would be designated S 1, the highest legislative priority in the Senate
LGBTQ-related earmarks stripped out by GOP during House markup
Ayanna S. Pressley, D-Mass., requested for LGBTQ Senior Housing Inc. to convert a former Boston Public School building into 74 units of affordable housing for seniors.
Israeli president walks congressional tightrope as support frays
The disapproval by some Democrats isn’t seen jeopardizing the U.S.’s annual $3.8 billion in military assistance.
Republicans’ conservative election bill heads to House floor
Democrats have described the bill, dubbed the American Confidence in Elections Act, as a blatant attempt to disenfranchise voters of color, protect wealthy donors and undercut Washington, D.C.’s right
Podcasts · 118th Congress
I know what you did this summer - Roll Call
What's the difference between launching a political campaign on June 30 and July 10? Does it really matter? Nathan Gonzales explains.