Supreme Court ruling on Trump immunity could alter impeachment
Past impeachment The former president’s attorneys made different claims during the 2021 impeachment trial of Trump following the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
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Supreme Court sounds conflicted over Trump criminal immunity
vote counting in multiple states, organizing slates of false electors for states he lost and encouraging then-Vice President Mike Pence to reject Electoral College votes for states Trump lost on Jan. 6,
Airlines must report fees, issue prompt refunds, new rules say
The refunds would apply to flights that are canceled or "significantly changed" — defined as instances in which a flight is delayed more than 3 hours domestically and 6 hours internationally.
Can a courtroom bring Trump’s larger-than-life personality down to size?
Is he nostalgic for the crowds he drew before the Jan. 6, 2021 march to the Capitol?
Lawmakers question FAA’s resolve amid Boeing investigations
Michael Whitaker, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, testifies during a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing on Feb. 6.
Are these streaks made to be broken?
Gregoire won a 2008 rematch by 6 points, but Republicans are still salty about the initial contest. This cycle, Republicans are resting their streak-breaking dreams on former Rep.
Flag fracas: Republicans ‘infuriated’ by show of support for Ukraine Â
Pascrell also posted a picture of rioters brandishing a Confederate flag inside the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, suggesting lawmakers should reserve their outrage for displays like those.
Kansas Rep. Jake LaTurner won’t run for third term
The GOP primary will be held on Aug. 6 and, prior to his announcement, LaTurner did not have a Republican challenger. The filing deadline to run in the primary is June 3.
‘Unholy alliance’: Congress needs to act as global crises threaten West
Congress’ overall approval numbers aren’t much better, with 14 percent approving and 68 percent disapproving, according to the latest Economist-YouGov poll, conducted April 6-9.
Biden pitches tax plan in Pennsylvania as Trump stews in court
Ten percent went with "crime, drugs, violence, guns," and 6 percent answered "taxes," tied with "education, school."
Cotton among GOP lawmakers who back defendants in Jan. 6 case
Arkansas consistently has staked out a tough-on-crime stance during his time in the Senate, but he and other congressional Republicans have sided with the defendants in a Supreme Court case about the Jan. 6,
Legal opinion gives Treasury leeway ahead of debt limit fight
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen testifies before the House Financial Services Committee on Feb. 6.
Taxing health insurance: The Republican zombie that refuses to die
Its actual imposition was delayed until 2015, and after a couple further extensions, was completely repealed in 2019 through a bill I led in the House, which passed 419-6.
The price of hyper-partisanship: Confidence in elections undermined
Three years ago, a "Winning the Issues" survey conducted Feb. 9-12, 2021, one month after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, looked at how the two parties that lost the presidential race in each of the two previous
Superfund plan for Columbia River sparks debate in Northwest
The EPA, which is taking public comments on the proposal until May 6, says there are many steps ahead before the Columbia River can be added to the Superfund’s National Priorities List, but it doesn’t
FCC move to restore net neutrality sets stage for familiar fight
White House officials are pushing Congress to extend the program, saying that without such an extension, for which the administration has sought $6 billion, 23 million households could lose access to the
‘Bloodbath’: How Trump got White House to drop its refusal to address 2024 campaign
"We compare it with a Donald Trump, who is urging Jan. 6 protesters to be pardoned and using phrases like bloodbath, etc., to talk about what he hopes to do in a second term," Kaine added during a March
Ex-lawmakers warn Supreme Court over Trump immunity claims
vote counting in several states, organized false slates of electors and encouraged then-Vice President Mike Pence to reject the votes of states that Trump lost during the Electoral College count on Jan. 6,
Little-known NTIA takes on massive job of internet connectivity
The fiscal 2024 spending bills excluded $6 billion that the Biden administration had sought for the Federal Communication Commission’s Affordable Connectivity Program, which provided discounts and subsidies
Florida Supreme Court upends abortion landscape in the South
dueling rulings that will likely make Florida an epicenter of the abortion debate this fall, the Florida Supreme Court on Monday upheld the state’s 15-week abortion ban, paving the way for a much stricter 6-