Rating change: Nevada a Toss-up in presidential race
Former President Donald Trump has led Biden by about 1 point or less for the last six weeks, according to the FiveThirtyEight national average.
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Supreme Court asked to halt Louisiana congressional map ruling
A three-judge panel agreed in a 2-1 decision issued last month. The judges in the majority, David C. Joseph and Robert R. Summerhays, both of the U.S.
No shortage of House members who are vulnerable this year
Taking over the No. 1 spot — after its occupant in our November ranking was expelled from the House — is New York Republican Rep. Brandon Williams.
Spartz renominated as Indiana also picks nominees for open seats
Smith, who loaned his campaign more than $1 million, was running second and Davis was third.
‘It must stop’: Biden denounces antisemitism on college campuses
On Monday, Israel appeared poised to invade Rafah, a southern Gazan city where it’s estimated more than 1 million people are sheltering, despite concerns from the international community and opposition
Republicans can’t stop threatening their speaker? Take away their TV!
Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie sound off on Speaker Mike Johnson in a May 1 news conference. They got the attention they wanted, Shapiro writes.
Rep. Henry Cuellar and wife indicted on bribery schemes
"Pursuant to these corrupt agreements, HENRY CUELLAR promised to use the power and prestige of his office to advance Azerbaijan’s and Foreign Bank-1’s interests in the United States," the indictment said
Biden visits key city in swing state as Trump rails against him at courthouse
He warned that congressional Republicans’ opposition could cause "1 in 5" North Carolina families to lose internet access unless many of them agree to reload a federal broadband access program.
Playing by the rules? What a concept
"For the next 4 years I will work tirelessly to ensure that the RNC makes Arizona its #1 priority not only in 2024, but every year."
Trone’s wealth looms over Maryland Senate primary
three of his assets — wine and liquor store chains in New Jersey, New York and Texas — were reported to have generated at least $5 million in income each, while six others were listed as paying between $1
Biden takes aim at Trump-era tax cuts — and his own campaign promise
In a May 1, 2019, Washington Post "Fact Checker" column, Glenn Kessler called foul on then-candidate Biden’s claim. "But Biden, with his loose language, ends up in the Four-Pinocchio territory.
Roy eyes ‘steamroller’ agenda if Republicans sweep in November
"You’re going to have to get over the excuse that will be dropped on day 1, which is, Chip, we don’t have 60 in the Senate," Roy said at a Heritage Foundation event Tuesday.Â
House GOP wants answers from OMB about rulemaking costs
pay-as-you-go" provision in the 2023 debt limit law requires federal agencies to propose spending cuts or other pay-fors to offset "economically significant" or "major" rules or regulations that would cost $1
White House went from braggadocious to silent on Middle East intel — in four days
Netanyahu’s April 1 order to take out a top Islamic Revolutionary Guard Quds Force commander led to the counterstrikes. And helped him flip the script on Biden.
Biden signs foreign aid bill, says weapons to be sent to allies within hours
The U.S. has always "made sure that Israel has what it needs to defend itself against Iran and the terrorists it supports," Biden said, touting $1 billion the measure will provide for "food, medical supplies
‘Cruelty and chaos’: Biden hits Trump in Florida over abortion bans
This adds up to 1 in 3 women throughout the United States of America that have this limitation."
Voters got first true 2024 week with Trump on trial, Biden on the trail
A RealClearPolitics average of recent polls in seven battleground states gave Trump a lead of less than 1 point in those states — but the 45th president’s biggest lead was 4.5 percentage points in Arizona
Senate sends surveillance reauthorization bill to Biden’s desk
The votes against it came from 17 Democrats, 16 Republicans and 1 independent.
Biden administration updates campus protections for LGBTQ students, assault victims
The rules will take effect on Aug. 1 and apply to all colleges and universities that receive federal funds.
Senate dispenses with Mayorkas impeachment without a trial
The Democratic caucus stuck together to back those, in 51-48-1 and 51-49 votes, which meant that the articles fell.