Mr. Rosendale has been in the House since Jan. 3, 2021. Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-Mont.) announced on March 8 he is not running for reelection. In a statement, he announced threats against his family as the reason for his decision not to run to keep his seat representing Montana’s Second Congressional District. “I have been
The organization devoted to helping elect centrist candidates will name its candidates in the coming weeks. WASHINGTON—No Labels, the national political organization focused on electing centrist candidates, announced on March 8 that it would launch a bipartisan presidential unity ticket in the general election. At a virtual meeting that was closed to the media, 800
Progressive Democrats are unhappy with President Joe Biden for describing the person allegedly behind the murder of a college student as an “illegal.” Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student at the University of Georgia, was allegedly murdered on Feb. 22 by 26-year-old Jose Ibarra, who entered the United States from Venezuela illegally. During the immigration
‘We have grave concerns regarding the inadequacy of MIT’s response to antisemitism on its campus,’ Virginia Foxx writes Rep. Virginia Foxx (L) and MIT president Sally Kornbluth (Win McNamee, Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is pressing the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to provide internal documents regarding its response to
‘I spoke up against the university. And now the university is weaponizing an internal investigation to silence me,’ says Shai Davidai Columbia professor Shai Davidai (business.columbia.edu) Columbia University opened an investigation into an Israeli professor who has been critical of the university’s response to anti-Semitism on campus, the professor said Friday. “I am Jewish and
The Senate has until the end of the day on March 8 to pass the legislation ahead of the shutdown deadline. The U.S. Senate is meeting to pass a package of six government funding bills at the last minute Friday before a looming shutdown deadline on March 8. Senators need to lock in a time
The Senate has until the end of the day on March 8 to pass the legislation ahead of the shutdown deadline. The U.S. Senate is meeting to pass a package of six government funding bills at the last minute Friday before a looming shutdown deadline on March 8. Senators need to lock in a time