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Just in time for Halloween: the worst-case scenarios for the 2020 election. What could go wrong? How about everything? It's the Political Theater podcast.
before the end of the year are cases on the Trump administration’s handling of the 2020 census and the House Judiciary Committee’s effort to see grand jury materials from former special counsel Robert S.
Rev. William J. Barber II has made eradicating poverty his life's work. He sits down with host Mary C. Curtis for a candid and surprising conversation.
Boehner wrote a letter of support on behalf of his former colleague to Judge Vernon S. Broderick. The former lawmaker must also pay a fine of $200,000 for his felony crimes.
Christopher S. Murphy, D-Conn., told reporters on a press call that he had not heard any reports of progress on Senatewide testing and called it “an abomination.”
Swine flu In defending his record on the coronavirus pandemic, Pence misleadingly pointed to Biden’s handling of 2009’s H1N1 pandemic.
Roberts Jr.’s opinion in the case, which was the deciding vote to uphold the health care law in 2012, indicates she would be inclined to strike down the law. Hawaii Democratic Sen.
Democratic turnout would exceed 2016’s, giving the party’s nominee a greater popular vote victory than Clinton in 2016,” according to last year’s analysis, “But the increased Democratic turnout would come
Democrats are still defending 30 House seats that Trump carried in 2016, many represented by freshmen elected in 2018’s blue wave. Most of these incumbents hold a strong financial advantage.
Medical treatments hailed by Trump in the fight against COVID-19 include Regeneron’s monoclonal antibody treatment, which is not available to the public.
Clapper also said that Trump}s health is “a high priority collection” topic for foreign intelligence services.
Ben Sasse described the first 2020 presidential debate as a “s— show,” but he may as well have been talking about the entire week. President Donald Trump and Utah Sen.
Today's episode features Fatima Goss Graves, CEO of the National Women's Law Center, with a discussion about Breonna Taylor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and more.
Christopher S.
Christopher S. Murphy, the ranking Democrat on the Legislative Branch Appropriations Subcommittee, came out in favor of a stricter testing protocol for Congress.
Roberts Jr.’s opinion in NFIB v. Sebelius, which upheld the ACA but found states couldn’t be forced to expand Medicaid under the law.
Eric Ueland, a former Trump White House official and longtime GOP Hill aide, is competent, Democrats say, but has little foreign policy experience.
affected cases: the fate of the 2010 health care law known as Obamacare, set for argument Nov. 10, and the House Judiciary Committee’s push to see grand jury materials in former special counsel Robert S.
The battle to fill the Supreme Court vacancy opened with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death Friday will be a stress test for the court and its reputation.
In today's episode, we look at why Senate Republicans weren't able to pass a coronavirus relief bill, but showed that the caucus is unified.