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“I must highlight that this visit is not an isolated incident; it is yet another example of your commitment to the well-being of the American citizens of Puerto Rico.”
Glenn Youngkin, who carried the district in his 2021 gubernatorial bid. Senate Majority PAC is back on air in North Carolina targeting GOP Rep. Ted Budd over his family’s seed company.
None of this is good news for a party that could then control one or both chambers on Capitol Hill.
“I hope it does not make China say, ‘Well, gosh, Taiwan is going to get stronger. Maybe we ought to move now than later.’”
Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., blocked the effort. The administration didn’t release many details of the pact, and workers have yet to vote on it.
Former Taiwanese Air Force Lt. Gen.
“When I was the administrator of OIRA, I used to say if OIRA didn’t exist, we would have to invent it, because the executive branch is so extensive and varied,” Sally Katzen, who led the office during
As the son of a former high-ranking CCP official, Xi is a so-called princeling, which has made him more confident than his immediate predecessors who rose through the party ranks, said Lai I-chung, president
The DCCC announced this morning that it is adding Ryan to its incumbent protection program for his reelection bid in the newly redrawn 18th District and adding three candidates — Kirsten Engel in
An ad from the environmental advocacy group LCV Victory Fund targeting Lisa Scheller, the Republican running in Pennsylvania’s 7th District, was taken off the air Wednesday after her campaign said it contained
Inhofe, who is retiring at the end of the year. “Right here where we stand, in this state, Oklahoma has the most extreme abortion bans in the entire country,” she said.
“He heard I was at the Capitol, and he said, ‘Look, I’m going to come up and do your hair,’” the New Jersey Democrat said. “I thought he was joking.”
“This primary election is over, but now the real work begins,” Cheney told supporters Tuesday night, noting that she had called Hageman to concede.
Seven Republicans joined the Democrats in the 57-43 vote to waive the rules after Graham raised the budget point of order. The vote means the provision is no longer in the legislation.
“I mean, this guy is hitting singles and doubles. “He’s literally passed some of the most historic bills in American history,” said the New Jersey Democrat, a former presidential candidate.
was fined $3.35 million for violating state and federal clean air laws.
President Joe Biden is certain to sign the bill into law in the coming days.
Conflict is avoidable Chinese officials have been rattling the saber. But neither side this week sounded interested in a direct military confrontation.
“We’ve been basically waiting for this shot for 12 years,” Haq said, referencing the most recent effort in 2009. “I feel cautious hope that we might actually have a shot.”
Catherine Cortez Masto, who is in a tough fight for reelection, hit the Senate floor this week to defend her record and blast the organization airing them as “a dark money group” that accused her of supporting