Biden Changes Up The Messaging Strategy Around His Infrastructure Agenda
Those concerns were relayed to the administration in a series of meetings and emails over recent weeks, six people familiar with the discussions told a news out
Newsom Can't Label Himself A Democrat On Recall Ballot
Gov. Gavin Newsom removes his face mask before giving an update during a visit to Pittsburg, Calif., on June 30, 2020. | AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli California Ne
‘The White House Is Finally Paying Attention’: Cuba’s Protests Force Biden’s Hand
But over the weekend, the communist-run island nation became an unavoidable subject. Thousands of Cubans took to the streets on Sunday to protest food and medic
Thiel Ally's Entrance Kicks Off Protracted GOP Senate Fight In Arizona
Arizona's Republican Party has been riven by deep divisions for more than a decade, and Democrats have capitalized on that by winning key statewide races with l
GOP Support For Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Going Wobbly
Moran isn't alone. Another of the framework's supporters, Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.), said at the moment he is not 100 percent devoted to voting for the bipartis
Hill Security Talks At A New Impasse With Capitol Police Running Low On Cash
Leahy argued the Senate needed to forge ahead and quickly pass the legislation to cover shortfalls and plug security gaps six months after the deadly Capitol in
Top U.S. Officials See Booster Shots As Inevitable
The Biden administration has repeatedly downplayed the need for additional shots, wary of undermining confidence in the vaccines and getting ahead of definitive
‘Potentially A Death Sentence’: White House Goes Off On Vaccine Fear Mongers
The Biden administration is casting conservative opponents of its Covid-19 vaccine campaign as dangerous and extreme, adopting a more aggressive political postu
DOJ Reviewed Reports Of Potential Misconduct, Complicity By Officers Responding To Capitol Riot
The question of complicity by officers charged with protecting the Capitol has been a recurring concern for Democratic legislators. | Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo
Lawyers Retreat From Pro-Trump Election Suit
As the hearing opened Monday via videoconference, several lawyers sought to minimize their roles in the litigation. While Wood was listed as one of seven attorn
In D.C. Visit, Egypt Spy Boss Claims U.S. Agreed — In Writing — To Jail American Activist
Kamel's questioning of Soltan's freedom was audacious, not least because it comes at a highly sensitive time: The Biden administration is engaged in an intensif
Trumpworld Wants Distance From QAnon Even As The Ex-president Winks At It
Trump's press team said both men, Jeffrey Pedersen and his podcast co-host Shannon Shadygroove:, were not welcome, and had registered for the rally with "Red St
Britney Spurs Congress To Tackle Toxic Conservatorships
The political allure of defending Spears goes far beyond the public support that boomed this year for an initially fan-driven effort to "free" the singer from h
Biden’s Vaccine Charge Hits A Strong Wall
The administration is now strategizing over how to manage a nation with 68 percent of the population at least partially vaccinated, where pockets of the country
‘Nowhere To Be Found’: The Internet Industry’s D.C. Powerhouse Recedes
In short, "they're irrelevant," one Democratic congressional aide said. In its place, other tech-focused advocacy groups — including a new startup headed by a
Arizona Tried To Ban Ethnic Studies A Decade Ago. It Didn’t Work So Well.
Despite a few pockets of wealth, Tucson Unified School District is a largely poor district that serves a majority-Latino population. White students make up only
Trump On Jan. 6 Insurrection: 'These Were Great People'
The remarks reflected recent efforts by Trump and his supporters to cast themselves as the aggrieved parties from the Jan. 6 riot, which left five people dead a
The Head-Spinning Politics Of The “Purge” Franchise
The "Purge" universe is based on a simple and nihilistic premise: In a dystopian near-future, a democratically-elected American theocracy legalizes any and all
New York’s Attorney General Keeps Albany — And Cuomo — Waiting
The uncertainty has paralyzed much of New York's Democratic political apparatus. State legislators have put their parallel impeachment investigation on a very s
Housing Market Boom Could Be Bust For Biden’s Recovery
Officials at the Fed and in President Joe Biden's administration say they expect the supply-chain bottlenecks that have stoked inflation to begin to ease afterw