Several prominent donors to the Democratic Party said they will put on hold about $90 million in donations should President Joe Biden refuse to step down as the party’s nominee, the New York Times reported on Friday. The donors informed the largest Biden super PAC, Future Forward, that it will not be receiving the promised $90
‘Your Honor now has the authority to address these injustices, and the Court is duty-bound to do so in light of the Supreme Court’s decision,’ the motion reads. Attorneys for former President Donald Trump filed a post-trial presidential immunity motion on July 11, arguing evidence of official acts were presented before a grand jury and
Key swing state’s Senate race could determine party control of upper chamber L: Rep. Elissa Slotkin (Nathan Howard/Getty Images) R: Rep. Mike Rodgers (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) The U.S. Senate race in Michigan moved from “lean Democrat” to “toss up” according to the Cook Political Report on Thursday, amid growing concerns that President Joe Biden’s stumbling
A Milwaukee radio station on Thursday acknowledged it edited two clips of its taped interview with President Joe Biden at his campaign’s request before airing it last week. “Immediately after the phone interview was recorded, the Biden campaign called and asked for two edits to the recording before it aired,” the station’s owner, Civic Media,
Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.) on July 11 filed a petition for a recount in his June 18 primary election after narrowly losing to state Sen. John McGuire. Last week, election officials declared the House Freedom Caucus chair lost by 374 votes of the nearly 63,000 votes cast or about 0.6 percentage points, opening the way
The House Ways and Means Committee holds a field hearing on how to promote medical innovation and economic prosperity in the United States, in Salt Lake City, Utah, at 12:00 p.m. ET on July 12. Witnesses: Kasey DeLynn Shakespear Parent of a rare disease patient Rural Health Champion Dr. Heloisa P. Soares Associate professo… Original
Edunomics Lab at Georgetown University says test scores in most states have decreased while school spending has spiked sharper than inflation New research indicates that U.S. public school spending has doubled since 2003, outpacing the rate of inflation and showing no clear correlation between more dollars per pupil and higher eighth-grade math and fourth-grade reading