John Sarbanes says he’s staying on the ‘democracy team’
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: Why are you calling it quits at the end of this term? A: Well, it’s more that I’m thinking about the next opportunity.
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AI chatbots should pay for news, bipartisan Senate group says
"All of the media layoffs we’ve seen are the result of massive transitions in the business model of media.
The wrong people are retiring from Congress
Akin got himself in trouble when he talked about "legitimate rape" during an August 2012 television interview, promising that "If it’s a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole
Larry Hogan announces Senate bid, instantly shaking up Maryland race
"I come from the get-to-work and get-things-done school, and I’ll work with anyone who wants to do the people’s business."
Special counsel backs no charges in Biden classified records probe
He also highlighted how Biden cooperated with the probe and sat for an interview with investigators last year.
Democrats: Abortion rights still motivating voters two years after Dobbs
. — House Democrats are making the case that when voters go to the ballot box, they will continue to vote on abortion rights, even if other issues are more the flavor of the moment.
Harry Dunn, former Capitol cop running for Congress, isn’t done yet
"I walked into the Rotunda, and I looked to my left and I see big Harry Dunn, just sitting on a bench, exhausted," the Illinois Republican said in a 2021 interview.
Landmark study documents cancer cases among Camp Lejeune victims
"It didn’t show up in the mortality study but it sure as hell did in the cancer incidence study," he said in an interview.
The best politics on immigration is to forget about politics
If GOP opposition in the House brings down the bill, or the Senate unravels over the legislation, Biden could claim Republicans are the obstructionists sowing chaos at the border.
Acting AOC, who stepped in after scandal, set to depart that role
A new acting head will serve until a more permanent leader is selected, a process that is getting close to wrapping up within the next two months, sources familiar with the interview process say.
Suozzi trying to reverse GOP trend on New York’s Long Island
They trust me," he said in an interview. "I’ve given them a vision of how we can make government work for us, instead of just attacking it."
What E. Jean Carroll could teach ‘tough’ Republicans about calling out a bully
Considering all she has gone through, I’m sure if Carroll could trade that money for the life and the reputation she built before she learned the truth about the character of that character Donald Trump
Tax bill overcomes objections from left and right, passes House
The bill now heads to the Senate where its supporters were looking for a strong vote in the House to pressure the chamber to move quickly to pass the package.
White House stumps for rail safety measure ahead of Biden visit to East Palestine
"[Norfolk Southern] continues to oppose this rail safety bill," Brown said in an interview.
Supplemental stuck for now in Senate starting blocks
"The Democrats BROKE THE BORDER, they should fix it."
Surge in false ‘swatting’ calls adds to lawmaker security concerns
The Christian County deputies who approached Rep.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: While TV was watching NH
On the assembly line: Biden picked up the endorsement of the United Auto Workers, at an event where the union’s president harshly disparaged Trump’s claim to be the candidate for the American worker
House Ethics panel drops probe of Jamaal Bowman over fire alarm
In the immediate aftermath, Bowman claimed the incident was a mistake and that he thought pulling the alarm would open the doors.
‘I pay you for policy advice, not politics’: Angus King remembers his Senate staffer days
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: How did you get started working for Hathaway?
UAW endorses Biden after close look at EV-related jobs
"I don’t want to talk to you about who you like, the latest headline or the Democrats or the Republicans. I want to talk about the track record," Fain said during the announcement.