Fact-checking Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention
"He created the largest debt any president had in four years with his $2 trillion tax cut for the wealthy," Biden said of Trump. "Well, Trump has a new plan.
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Departing GOP leader dominates Senate earmark rankings
But McConnell right now would likely remain the top earmarker in both chambers, since the current No. 2 — Senate Appropriations ranking member Susan Collins, R-Maine — doesn’t have enough requests for
Harris faces hurdles to build on momentum at convention
Three more recent polls put the vice president up there by between 2 points and 4 points, with a RealClearPolitics average of several polls giving her a 2.4 percentage point lead.
Fact-checking Day 3 of the Republican National Convention
Based on an average annual apprehension rate of 78 percent, which Department of Homeland Security provided to us, that would mean there about 2 million gotaways.
Fact-checking Day 2 of the Republican National Convention
Asian Americans: Trump still has the record for the lowest unemployment rate for Asian Americans — 2% in June 2019, although BLS data for the Asian population only go back to 2003.
The never-ending fight for civil rights
Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act on July 2, 1964.
House Democrats still split on Biden after high-stakes meeting
The poll was taken June 28 to July 2, and 66 percent of voters said they watched the debate while another 25 percent followed it on the news.
‘All hands on deck’: Trump vows to help GOP in House races
He also vowed to again use tariffs as president and endorsed a House-passed Republican immigration measure known as H.R. 2.
Senate Rules advances three AI election bills
The 31-page document calls for billions of dollars in investment into AI research and development and highlights policy priorities for committees to pursue.
Can a courtroom bring Trump’s larger-than-life personality down to size?
Well, he might have felt smugly satisfied when the already seated "juror 2" changed her mind after becoming rightfully afraid after she was shamelessly targeted on Fox News, and friends and family easily
Senate sends spending package to Biden, wrapping up fiscal 2024
The Senate cleared the package for President Joe Biden’s signature around 2 a.m., a couple hours after the 11:59 p.m.
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At the Races: Expect Trump on Colorado ballot
success at reducing infant mortality in New Jersey led to her spokesman retweeting a July editorial from the same paper praising her for it, and an exchange of tweets between the spokesman and editorial page
Transcript: What Harvard, MIT and Penn presidents said at antisemitism hearing
Even the Harvard Divinity School has a page devoted to, quote, ’social and racial justice.’
Rep. Mike Garcia pushes for ‘right sized’ Ukraine supplemental
The result: a 14-page report that demanded answers from the White House on the strategy, objectives and cost projections surrounding the war against Russia, which will enter its third year come February
Coal, the Proven Path Out of Energy Poverty
Coal remains the most abundant source of electricity on this planet, accounting for 35% of the world’s total electric power supply in 2022 according to the Energy Institute.2 With roughly 774 million3
Transcript: GOP presidential hopefuls debate in Milwaukee
UNKNOWN: It’s tough when you’ve got mortgage rates at 7-8 percent versus 2 to 3. It’s just, you can’t afford a house anymore. UNKNOWN: Inflation is — is ridiculous. It’s killing us out here.
GOP readies fight against new fuel economy standards
The proposal announced on Friday would give automakers targets for model years 2027 through 2032, increasing the standard for cars by 2 percent per year, from 60.0 mpg in model year 2027 to 66.4 mpg in
‘Bidenomics’ won’t fix president’s economic problems
The Fed Chair reiterated his commitment to achieving his 2 percent inflation target but acknowledged that reaching that level has "a long way to go."
Parties scramble for deal on debt limit, budget
Democratic and Republican staff negotiators spent the weekend and a good part of Monday trying to get on the same page about what’s on the table in debt limit and budget talks ahead of a high-stakes Tuesday
White House meeting delayed amid staff talks on budget, debt
Private sector forecasters believe Treasury probably has about a week of extra breathing room, but one misstep could mean a delay in the Social Security checks scheduled to go out June 2, for instance.