Not shying from the red label in a blue district
In an interview, he said he regretted using the words, and actually supported hiring more social workers and mental health first-responders to aid police officers.
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Analysts see tech policy changes in potential GOP-led Senate
Although Congress has proposed legislation to address harm stemming from technologies, "it hasn’t been successful in passing any major legislation," Turner Lee said in an interview.
Rabbits among solar panels: Trump’s Latino roundtable
Her campaign signaled in a Tuesday statement that Latino men would be a big focus, saying she would announce proposals during a Telemundo interview to aid Latino men with job training, removing college
Nebraska’s blue dot: Honestly, it’s for everyone
race in the 2nd District.
Why Trump’s vision of post-war Gaza has gained little traction
Kushner said during a Feb. 15 interview at Harvard University that "Gaza’s waterfront property could be very valuable."
Takeaways: Harris makes play for GOP voters, sits for feisty Fox News interview
The Democratic presidential nominee ventured into Trump country when she jousted with Fox News anchor Bret Baier in an interview that aired Wednesday night, her most contentious so far since becoming her
Research funding faces crunch time post-election
The president’s request for the NSF in fiscal 2025 is far lower than the $16.7 billion that Congress authorized for the agency in the next fiscal year under the 2022 CHIPS law, which was intended to boost
Upstate NY House races test party messaging on abortion, immigration
The Biden administration’s "dismantling of border security" is "based on Riley’s legal arguments," Molinaro said in an interview between campaign stops last month.
An election that’s bigger than one country
(If only members of the GOP could have predicted the future, when their own candidate was best known for listing the TV show "The Apprentice" on his thin political resume.)
Dietary guidelines become mired in row over alcohol safety
Jessica Brown, a partner at Holland & Knight who represents clients in the alcohol industry, said in an interview with CQ Roll Call that it’s premature to tell how the industry will respond in the event
Harris, Biden sharpen attacks on Trump as GOP nominee courts women voters
He has the same ideas on race as the 1930s," Biden said. "Trump’s ideas on the economy are from the [1920s]. Trump’s ideas on women are from the [1950s]."
Trump goes big on tariffs, floats business relocation penalty
Former President Donald Trump doubled down on his plan to impose heavy tariffs on imports in a meandering interview at The Economic Club of Chicago on Tuesday, when asked about how he would pay for trillions
Cleaver calls for ‘bold’ congressional response to hurricanes
as the storms that hit the Southeast.
Tax veterans see protracted standoff over expiring breaks
"We won’t know until we get there," Gimigliano said in an interview.
Preparing for Milton also means fighting misinformation, FEMA says
"People on the internet can be pretty divisive, but the people on the ground are pulling together, and what they have accomplished in the last week is remarkable and the support they’re getting is just
Harris signals fight with Congress over agenda in ’60 Minutes’ interview
ANALYSIS — Vice President Kamala Harris expressed confidence in an interview that aired Monday night that she could get her agenda through Congress, though she signaled a fight with lawmakers over how
Harris moves toward center with talk of ‘commonsense solutions’
During a wide-ranging interview with "60 Minutes" that aired Monday night, the vice president was asked to explain why voters tell pollsters they are unsure about her policy stances and beliefs — especially
Analysis: Digging into FEMA spending claims on the campaign trail
money to Illegal Migrants in what is now considered to be the WORST rescue operation in the history of the U.S."
Congressional parents keep the spotlight on proxy voting
"When elected, I didn’t expect to have a child again," Pettersen said last week in an interview. "But it makes it even more urgent in this moment for me.
Congress urged to shift billions to improve aging flight controls
But the budget is only part of the problem.