The Democratic Party of Wisconsin remains silent on the amendments, which they oppose. The Republican National Committee (RNC) praised the passage of two proposals that restrict outside money and non-election officials from elections in Wisconsin. “This win emphasizes that Americans support basic election integrity safeguards in battleground states like Wisconsin and around the country,” said
The Biden administration on Tuesday again canceled plans to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve after selling off nearly half of the U.S. oil reserve in 2022. The Department of Energy said that in “keeping the taxpayer’s interest at the forefront” it would not go through with a planned purchase of roughly three million barrels of
The federal government awarded a Chicago health clinic nearly half a million dollars for a “healing circle diabetes program” that will treat the disease “through practice of communal songs, prayer, music, and dance,” grant records show. The Department of Health and Human Services allocated more than $422,000 in federal funds for the American Indian Health
Senator Jacky Rosen says she wants to stop congressional staffers from becoming lobbyists, and vice versa. But her office is teeming with former lobbyists, and many of her former staffers have gone on to become lobbyists. As part of her “efforts to clean up Washington,” the Nevada Democrat in March signed on to the Close
Taylor James Johnatakis is one of the more than 1,350 people who have been charged with various crimes in relation to the Jan. 6 Capitol breach. A Washington state man was sentenced to over seven years in prison on Wednesday after a judge said he played a leadership role in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach
High drama could ensue after 11 House managers inform the upper chamber of two counts against the Homeland Security chief. Senate rules governing impeachment trials specify the day and time such a procedure is to begin, but intense speculation continues behind the scenes about what Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) may do after April 10.
High drama could ensue after 11 House managers inform the upper chamber of two counts against the Homeland Security chief. Senate rules governing impeachment trials specify the day and time that such a procedure is to begin, but intense speculation continues behind the scenes about what Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) may do after April