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Guthrie declined an interview request, but Latta told CQ Roll Call in an interview that he favors federal privacy legislation that has stalled in Congress, adding that state-by-state laws pose problems
"New York is a blue state, but it’s not progressive blue, it’s not woke blue, it’s blue-collar blue, working-class blue," David Laska, spokesman for the New York State Republican Party, said in an interview
In the end, the convicted felon out-foxed the prosecutor.
The statement from the agency did not directly accuse Russian actors of being behind the threats.
The 2024 campaign for the Senate has centered on a few close races that will determine the majority, but a half-dozen likely incoming senators who were on track to win their races easily will enter the
Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania said in a telephone interview that "I’d rather be Harris than Trump right now," adding: "She has the better ground game and more energy, and she certainly has more growth potential
(Christina Bellantoni/USC Annenberg Media) Brown said in an interview Saturday that the ads showing he opposes abortion "without any exceptions" are misleading and false, especially given his own wife’
The relentless focus from Donald Trump and his Republican allies on the fallout of illegal immigration in the U.S. has given members of Congress from states along the northern border a chance during the
"Sure, his speech is garbled, but so is Donald Trump’s — and, by the way, Trump is the one who says hateful things and lies all the time."
She’s likely to vote for the Democrat vying to succeed Kildee in the 8th Congressional District, state Sen.
But, during a Tuesday interview in the Harris campaign’s Newtown office, Santarsiero was far from confident the vice president would secure enough votes to become the 47th president of an increasingly
It was among the most expensive House races of the cycle.
and Innovation Foundation, said in an interview.
A few moments later, an employee of the chain store emerged and asked the reporter to vacate the premises. She did, however, allow an ongoing interview to conclude.
In the lead-up to the elections, some candidates say the issue resonates more with voters than during the initial backlash to the ruling, even in states that have since moved to codify protections for
The Washington Post interviewed attendees at the sale, none of whom knew details about the congresswoman.
the Philadelphia suburbs of the must-win battleground states.
"We have had this long history of supporting people from all over the world," Baccam said in an interview.