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↵↵Right now, the president is operating like he's accountable to no one. He even said as much in a recent New York Times interview when asked about limits to his power: "Yeah, there is one thing.
Spitzer, a political scientist and professor emeritus at the State University of New York at Cortland, whose research has focused on gun control, said in an interview Trump and some Republicans are "shooting
She answered constituent mail, worked the autopen and roamed the Capitol grounds with her fellow interns.
trends that typically lift the party that doesn't control the White House.
Minnesota: 'Don't think it's a pullback'↵↵During a gaggle with reporters and then at the live Fox News interview at his first stop in Iowa, Trump shrugged off changes he ordered to senior immigration enforcement
↵↵"He works for Kamala and he works for Joe," Trump said in a NewsNation interview about a month before the 2024 presidential election.
↵↵For example, upon purchasing the Danish West Indies from Denmark in 1916, the U.S. issued a written declaration that said "the Government of the United States of America will not object to the Danish
I think we will at some point in the near future," Whitmer, who has sought to tamp down the presidential speculation, said in an interview with NPR that aired this week.↵↵2020 was a banner year for female
The remaining Republicans fell into line, and the rule squeaked by, 214-213, clearing the way for the House to go about its business, which in this case was trying to keep the government open.
In the months leading up to the 2024 election, many Republicans tried to play off abortion as a lesser campaign priority following the backlash to the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision that overturned Roe
↵↵"Jack Smith is really the culmination of this weaponization of the Biden-Garland Justice Department against President Trump," House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan said in an interview last week with Fox
Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight panel, said Democrats want former President Clinton to answer questions but urged the panel to continue negotiating for a recorded interview.
in the Indian Ocean, including the island of Diego Garcia.
A swing vote on the Banking Committee, Tillis said he'd oppose the confirmation of any Federal Reserve nominee until the matter was resolved.
↵↵Marion Nestle, a professor at New York University and a former nutrition policy adviser at HHS, said in an interview that it's tough for the public to define "less."
To paraphrase a famous line from the filmography of one of our president's least favorite people, Donald Trump can't handle the truth — about the country, the Constitution or himself.
the Iranian government's violent response to the protests.
"I will oppose the confirmation of any nominee for the Fed — including the upcoming Fed chair vacancy — until this legal matter is fully resolved."
He said in his very first interview after he was elected, the reason he got elected was because he offered to lower costs on the first day. Democrats need to read the room," Warren told reporters.
senators who backed the move to take up the measure as the year begins.