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“We also are going to need to, I think, dramatically escalate the sanctions that we place on Russia for this act of naked aggression by the Kremlin dictator.
Putin’s motivation, the Ohio Republican contended — and which Putin has stated publicly — is to reclaim for Russia all of the territory that once constituted the former Soviet Union.
This is a moment of peril for the lives and safety of millions of people, as well as for the foundation of the United Nations Charter and the rules-based international order that preserves stability worldwide
for Republicans — as both parties keep the “framework” close to the vest for fear of angering this or that faction on and off the Hill.
This is the second bid for Arrington, who defeated former Rep. Mark Sanford in a 2018 primary but lost to Democrat Joe Cunningham.
That prompted ABC Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl, a former White House Correspondents’ Association president, to tweet this: “It’s a journalist’s job to question ‘the information that is
which I have repeatedly described as the existential threat of our time.”
Curtis weighs in on how the expected nomination of a Black woman to the Supreme Court is playing with Senate Republicans. Walter Shapiro questions how much campaign spending is enough.
the Clean Air Act.
Of the $5.5 billion from the infrastructure bill, $3 billion will go to this firefighting plan, he said in an interview Tuesday. “We think that is a great and significant down payment,” he said.
“All this is driven by increasing concentrations of heat-trapping gases, like carbon dioxide.”
“Frankly, the Congress is so divided I’m not sure this is the time to make that kind of change, as badly as it is needed,” she said.
“I think the administration so far has really repeated the Obama move of the first year,” said Beth Osborne of Transportation for America, which advocates for transit.
“And so, I don’t think I’ve overpromised at all. And I’m going to stay on this track.”
Neither Manchin nor Sinema is on the ballot this year, but some activists — and even party insiders — are mulling efforts to mount primary challenges to either, or both, in 2024.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention oversees a backlog of 142 applications from manufacturers of air-filtering masks such as N95s, which the agency was criticized as being slow to recommend
“I look for carbon capture certainly at the congressional level to continue to play a tiebreaker role,” he said.
“My team and I are excited to campaign on our values of economic justice + clean air and water, making sure our government is run by the people and not large corporations, and bringing every voice to the
The law that took effect Saturday calls for an arbitration process that is based on the median in-network rate for a service. Insurers argue this was Congress’ intent.
“Now, while our jobs recovery is one of the strongest ever — with nearly 6 million jobs added this year, the fewest Americans filing for unemployment in more than 50 years, and overall unemployment