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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
↵↵When we last published, the week before Christmas, the top story on Capitol Hill looked to be the fight over the expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies that went on to expire at the end of the year.
Tom Cotton, R-Ark., co-sponsored, comes days after President Donald Trump said in an interview on CBS' "60 Minutes" that he would not allow China to buy the most advanced chips from Nvidia, which he called
In an interview on CNBC on Sept. 30, Jeffries said, "Federal law prohibits the use of taxpayer dollars to provide medical coverage to undocumented individuals. That’s the law.
Nixon had his enemies list, but it wasn’t so exhaustive and blatant as this," Schiff said in a television interview about a Trump social media post that demanded his prosecution.
on the Capitol.
Democrats held the hearing as a kind of last stand for their views on immigration in the waning days of their majority in the Senate.
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
"We have had this long history of supporting people from all over the world," Baccam said in an interview.
The conviction of Sen. Bob Menendez on bribery charges has renewed interest in who might replace the New Jersey Democrat on the Finance Committee should he resign or be expelled from the Senate.
The campaign is about "two different visions for the future of our country," she said. "One focused on the future, the other focused on the past.
Schumer said the Senate group knew from the outset that its work was meant to "supplement, not supplant" the work of the committees, adding that he hoped they would "lay down a base of bipartisan policy
The state’s measure passed in the House but not the Senate.
"All of the media layoffs we’ve seen are the result of massive transitions in the business model of media.
"If you think [deceptive ads are] a problem then it would make sense to address it, whether it’s created by AI or not," Cohn said in an interview.
While that answer is unclear, the lawsuits rest on how U.S. courts interpret key provisions of the Sherman Act, a 19th century law that governs monopolies and unfair practices, Stucke said in an interview
Senate," the letter states.
Roger Wicker of Mississippi, the top Republican on the panel, did not provide an on-the-record comment.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson endured three days of a public job interview conducted by the Senate Judiciary Committee this week.
The Transportation secretary held court Monday at the White House press briefing, gushing about the big infrastructure legislation steaming its way to the president’s desk.