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Only about 46 percent of the U.S. population is vaccinated, and the number of doses administered has fallen by nearly 300,000 per day since June 7, according to
Six Democrats so far have announced they will be leaving the House in 2022, most in swing districts where the lack of an incumbent likely makes it tougher for t
Cuomo's then-longtime friend will soon be a previous mayor, raising new questions about how the embattled and combative governor will deal with whomever emerges
According to two sources familiar with his efforts, Ricchetti told Republicans that the White House was going to clarify the comments. A White House official di
The meeting between the leaders comes amid concerns that the Afghan government could collapse within months of the U.S. withdrawal. The Afghan leader appeared r
"Of the 144 data points … we've no clear indications that there is any non-terrestrial explanation for them. But we will go wherever the data takes us on this
"I don't know what that's going to look like yet, but ... this is a concern I've heard expressed by nearly every Republican colleague on the committee and
At the time, Harris said "we've been to the border" in an interview with Lester Holt. When he pressed her on the point, saying she hadn't been to the border…
This discussion has been condensed and edited for clarity. Participants: Carrie Budoff Brown, editor of a news outlet Elisabeth Bumiller, Washington bureau chie
"Having spoken with several colleagues, I'm optimistic that despite some hiccups, the historic scope and widespread public support for this bipartisan infrastru
And Kristen Clarke, the head of the department's Civil Rights Division, said the changes in Georgia would disproportionately hamper black voters' access to the
"Now, there are those in our party who believe that in my position as presiding officer over the joint session, that I possessed the authority to reject or retu
In the spring of 2019, Caulfield launched another investigation. This time, he would attempt to determine how much clerks were paying for their own voting equip
For weeks, the Biden White House has pushed forward on bipartisan infrastructure negotiations amid mounting skepticism that anything would materialize. As Repub
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
"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
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
"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
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
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