Pelosi And Schumer Pilot Turbulent Biden Agenda Behind The Scenes
"I know the speaker has been clear, and we've been clear that there's not going to be the votes in the House from progressive caucus members for any kind of…
Scott Stringer Once Thought He’d Be Mayor Of New York. Then Scandal Arrived.
Democratic mayoral candidate Scott Stringer arrives outside Rockefeller Center for the third Democratic debate on June 16, 2021 in New York City. | Jeenah Moon/
'The Tea Party To The 10th Power': Trumpworld Bets Big On Critical Race Theory
"This is the Tea Party to the 10th power," Steve Bannon, Trump's previous adviser who has zeroed in on local school board fights over critical race theory, said
Top General Fires Back At 'offensive' Criticism Of Military Being 'woke'
"I personally find it offensive that we're accusing the United States military ... of being 'woke' or something else because we're studying some theories t
Harvard Won’t Host Joint Campaign Managers Event With Trump Aides
On Saturday, there will be a "look back" discussion, but only featuring one half of the 2020 campaign: the Democrats. But a parallel effort to invite previous a
Senate Republicans Grow Skeptical Of Biden's Interest In An Infrastructure Deal
"I don't know why they keep taking things off the table," added Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas). "Clearly they wanted a tax increase, and we took that off the table,
Kamala Harris Is Set To Visit The Border
Harris and her team have repeatedly pushed back against criticism that neither she nor the president have gone to visit the U.S.-Mexico border, arguing that she
Biden To Replace FHFA Director After Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court in a split decision found that the leadership structure of the FHFA was unconstitutional because of a provision that the president could only
House Republicans Set To Join Trump's Border Trip
"President Trump spent four years fixing the border. But the Biden administration broke it again, and we're now experiencing the worst border crisis in our
Bank Documents Expose How Buhari Regime Funded Adamu Garba’s Crowwe To Rival Facebook, Twitter
Peoples Gazette has uncovered how the Buhari administration provided seed capital for Adamu Garba's Crowwe social media platform, hoping the firm would help the
Progressives, Moderate Democrats Tussle Over Tech Antitrust Package
But a growing number of moderate Democrats are also voicing concern concerning the proposals under consideration this week, which they warn could have a vast im
Why The ‘Trump Court’ Won’t Be Like Trump
Harlan's Presbyterian faith guided him throughout his life, and he spent decades on the board of Washington's New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. His final mis
Trump Fuels Herschel Walker Senate Hype In Georgia
"He's got a genuine concern for the country, he loves Georgia. Certainly he has a longstanding relationship with President Trump," said Randy Evans, a previous
‘Rogue City Leaders’: How Republicans Are Taking Power Away From Mayors
"Next year, if a liberal town … imposes a mask mandate again on businesses throughout the community because of a bad flu virus or the sniffles, everybody woul
GOP Riven By Infighting Over Big Tech Crackdown
The infighting, which has spilled out into public view in the run-up to the consequential committee vote, underscores that the politics of antitrust don't cut n
‘Staggering’: Biden Breaks From Agenda To Grapple With Bloodshed Plaguing Big Cities
The list goes on. Just about every major U.S. city has seen mass shootings in recent weeks. But with the typical upswing in violent crime over the summer months
Former Federal Prosecutor Close To Winning Manhattan DA Primary
Alvin Bragg stands with his wife, Jamila Bragg, at an election night gathering as he speaks to supporters in New York, late Tuesday, June 22, 2021. | Craig Rutt
Adams Has A Sizable Lead After Chaotic New York Primary
Adams, a previous NYPD captain, all but declared victory Tuesday night. "New York City said our first choice is Eric Adams," he said in a speech that was a
Democrats Confront Failure On Elections Strategy
In today's 50-50 Senate, Democrats would need every single one of their members to vote in favor of any changes to the rules, and there is no sign that's close
Dems Stuck In Dual Traffic Jams On Their ‘2-track’ Infrastructure Strategy
A high-profile huddle between the group of bipartisan Senate negotiators and White House officials ended on Tuesday with no breakthrough, raising big questions