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For weeks, the Biden White House has pushed forward on bipartisan infrastructure negotiations amid mounting skepticism that anything would materialize. As Repub
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The Californians could be key holdouts, given that a group of moderate Democrats have already expressed worries concerning the bills’ impact on privacy and cybe
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“The fact that his first rally is targeting Max’s campaign tells you a lot about where the focus is,” said Taylor Budowich, a senior adviser to Miller’s campaig
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The GOP gleefully labeled Harris the “border czar” after President Joe Biden tasked her with finding solutions to the crises in Central America driving migrants
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“The older generation doesn't want to pass the baton. You don’t have to die in your seat. Pass the baton on,” said Florida state Sen. Shevrin Jones, a 37-year-o
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Haley afterwards hailed Trump’s approach to foreign policy, saying she “saw firsthand as ambassador to the United Nations that Donald Trump put America first” a
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The Senate’s centrist core is suddenly on a hot streak, pushing forward the largest infrastructure proposal in U.S. history after helping clinch a $900 billion
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But Biden looked confident concerning the fate of both proposals on Thursday afternoon, appearing vindicated that his sometimes-derided approach to bipartisan d
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The tally: The committee voted 21-20 to refer the breakup bill favorably to the floor, drawing the support of two Republicans but opposition from four Democrats
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New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams speaks during his election night party in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn borough. | Michael M. Santiago/Ge
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