City of Milwaukee announces RNC security plans City of Milwaukee announces RNC security plans 02:38 Note: The video is from a previous report (CBS/AP) — A federal judge ruled Monday that protesters can’t march through a security zone at the Republican National Convention, handing a defeat to liberals who had pushed to have closer access to
The president expressed frustration with critics, asking them to challenge him at the August convention. WASHINGTON—Democrat lawmakers, returning from their Fourth of July holiday recess, were met with a forceful letter from President Joe Biden on July 8, which unequivocally stated that he has no intention of stepping aside and is “running this race to
“The American people have spoken. He’s the nominee,” Maryland Gov. Wes Moore told The Epoch Times. WASHINGTON—Democrat lawmakers, returning from their Fourth of July holiday recess, were met with a forceful letter from President Joe Biden on July 8 that unequivocally stated that he has no intention of stepping aside and is “running this race
Washington — Democrats in Congress are meeting Tuesday as lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill this week for the first time following President Biden’s calamitous debate last month, which has prompted concern among the party about the path forward — and some calls for the Mr. Biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. House
Washington — Democrats in Congress met Tuesday as lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill this week for the first time following President Biden’s calamitous debate last month, which has prompted concern among the party about the path forward and calls for the Mr. Biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. House Democrats met Tuesday morning outside
President Biden spoke with the Congressional Black Caucus in a virtual meeting on Monday night, seeking to bolster his support base amid calls for him to end his re-election campaign.
Lawsuits in Utah and Arkansas allege private school vouchers violate state constitutions. Ahead of the 2024–25 academic year, plaintiffs in two states are suing to reverse school choice laws that fund private school vouchers with taxpayer dollars. In Arkansas, four parents, including two who said they’re public school teachers, filed a lawsuit in Pulaski County