Trans care debate influenced by misinformation, doctors say
Crenshaw, who does not have a background in medicine, said doctors who practice gender-affirming care are performing "pseudoscience" and recommended that doctors should "read a book."
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Harris campaign starts to talk tough on border security
"I don’t think anything Kamala Harris would say with respect to the southern border should have credibility with the American people, because this administration not only failed at the southern border,
House panel and Justice Department fail to resolve subpoena clash
The House Judiciary Committee and Justice Department told a judge that a lawsuit should move forward over two congressional subpoenas related to the criminal case against President Joe Biden’s son Hunter
Walz immigration moves sharpen election border security debate
Prior actions Years ago, Walz also suggested that Minnesota should become a sanctuary state, which would mean local law enforcement would not cooperate with federal immigration officials when having an
Rep. Lauren Underwood made her C-SPAN debut earlier than you’d think
She had interned for Jesse Jackson Jr., and she came back and was like, "You should totally apply."Â
Massive veterans budget gap rips hole in appropriations process
Republicans in both chambers believe that the VA and White House Office of Management and Budget either should have seen this shortfall coming, or deliberately hid it from lawmakers.Â
Senators seek answers on dwindling fund for crime victims
The Crime Victims Fund, created in 1984, was designed to help victims meet the costs of medical care, mental health counseling, lost wages, temporary housing and more, without relying on taxpayer dollars
Sanders may bring his populist brand to powerful Finance panel
Sanders is the most senior senator caucusing with Democrats eligible to join the committee without a waiver, possibly giving him an edge should he pursue the seat.
How Kamala Harris could approach foreign conflicts as president
Ukraine It appears likely that Harris would continue the Biden administration’s approach toward Ukraine, should she become president.Â
Four years after COVID-19, CDC’s mission divides Capitol HillÂ
Without this information it could be difficult to respond to drug overdoses. Arwady told Rep.
A bigger, bolder Congress? Panel debates how to respond to end of Chevron deference
Raimondo decision left conservatives mostly excited and liberals mostly anxious, both sides testifying at Tuesday’s hearing broadly agreed that Congress should increase its lawmaking capacity in response
Klobuchar staying put, not interested in Menendez’s Finance slot
Those criteria leave a relatively small pool of Senate Democrats eligible to replace Menendez on Finance without a waiver. Sen.
Names circulate for Finance panel seat if Menendez leaves
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.
Trump accepts GOP nomination again during convention’s raucous final night
The former president, speaking more softly and slowly than usual and without his typical bombast, led a moment of silence for Corey Comperatore, a former Buffalo firefighter who died at the rally protecting
Fact-checking Day 3 of the Republican National Convention
But Trump did not say the U.S. should have kept Bagram until months after he left office.
Cantwell says she’ll cut path for privacy bill despite opposition
State attorneys general led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta have pressed lawmakers not to pass a law that would overrule state privacy standards, arguing that a federal standard should be a floor
The political system is blinking red
Given the level of political discourse, no one should be surprised that we’re living through another presidential election where a majority of the electorate has a negative view of each of the parties’
With Roe overturned, Trump’s GOP turns to transgender health care
That plan’s Health and Human Services section, authored by Trump’s former HHS Office of Civil Rights Director Roger Severino, repeatedly says the government should not treat abortion as health care and
Campaigns seize on House-passed bill to require proof of citizenship to vote
"Of course only U.S. citizens should vote,"Â he said in a statement.
Biden is not the candidate Democrats want voters to focus on
Allies of Biden continue to complain that the media should compare him with Trump, not with the Almighty.