Gallego’s admission comes as polls show the border is a top issue for Arizona voters Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego, running for Senate in border state Arizona, told Democratic donors on Tuesday that border issues are “not my expertise,” in contrast to his campaign trail claim to be at the “forefront” of the issue. In a
The chief watchdog office for the Department of Energy is expanding its probe of the Biden administration’s $400 billion energy loan program ahead of the presidential election, according to a government contracting notice. According to the notice, which was first reported by Bloomberg Law this week, the inspector general has hired a Houston-based energy law
The Biden campaign is quietly experimenting with the possibility of a Kamala Harris presidential campaign after President Joe Biden’s disastrous June debate shook the confidence of even his closest allies. The internal survey conducted by the Biden campaign examined a hypothetical head-to-head matchup of Vice President Harris and former president Donald Trump, the New York
America’s next president must ‘develop credible military options for preventing Iranian acquisition of a nuclear bomb’ (Vahid Reza Alaei/AFP via Getty Images) Iran is quietly accelerating its nuclear program “to a point where the regime can now produce enough weapons-grade uranium for multiple nuclear weapons within days,” according to a broad coalition of think tanks
Ten Republicans broke with their House leadership to defeat a $7 billion bill to fund the legislative branch. WASHINGTON—The House of Representatives on June 11 failed to pass a $7 billion spending bill to fund part of the government for fiscal year 2025 after a number of Republican members voted against it, representing a setback
Ten Republicans broke with their House leadership to defeat a $7 billion bill to fund the legislative branch. WASHINGTON—The House of Representatives on June 11 failed to pass a $7 billion spending measure to fund part of the government for fiscal year 2025 after a number of Republican members voted against it, in a setback for
Baltimore judge deals blow to left-wing effort to punish oil companies for global warming (Getty Images) A Baltimore judge tossed a landmark climate change lawsuit against more than two dozen oil and gas companies in a sizable defeat for environmental activists and Democrats that have touted the case. Baltimore Circuit Court judge Videtta Brown—who was