The Biden administration has dismissed the idea of calling on Senate Democrats to individually pass the president's military nominations amid Sen. Tuberville's hold on them.
It’s a fine litigative line: Gerrymandering by a majority party for political purposes is legal because elections have consequences. But if the consequences of gerrymandering predetermine election results by diluting the voting efficacy of racial minorities, then it is illegal. Defining when “racial gerrymandering” is constitutional and when it is not is a nub of … Read more
A new book detailed then-White House adviser Susan Rice's anger with HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra pushing back on an order for his department to take in more unaccompanied migrant kids.
Former President Donald Trump told former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon in a recent conversation on her podcast that pharmaceutical companies have an “obligation to be honest” about vaccine side effects and should disclose all relevant data on vaccine harms. President Trump and Ms. Dixon discussed a range of issues in an episode on the … Read more
It may have been a 2020 vote for Biden that did her in.
Celeste Maloy, who previously worked as a congressional staffer for longtime Utah Rep. Chris Stewart, won a three-way GOP primary during a special election to fill his seat following his resignation from office. The Associated Press called the race in Utah’s 2nd Congressional District shortly before 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday. “It’s exciting that we’re … Read more
The Biden administration announced on Wednesday that it would cancel seven oil and gas leases in Alaska that were issued during the Trump administration. The leases canceled by the Department of the Interior cover 365,000 acres in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR-A). The NPR-A is a 23 million-acre area on … Read more
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