‘Remove this gentleman from the chamber,’ Johnson instructed the sergeant at arms Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R., La.) directed the House sergeant at arms to remove Rep. Al Green (D., Texas) from the floor after Green repeatedly disrupted President Donald Trump’s congressional address Tuesday night. “Mr. Green, take your seat. Take your seat,
‘If that’s what dementia is, I hope that’s how I have dementia when I’m older,’ said Sarah Longwell When former president Joe Biden delivered his State of the Union address last year, media pundits quickly lauded his “fiery” and “passionate” speech. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell took aim at the “punditocracy” for suggesting Biden was not “quick
The Trump administration has reinstated the Houthis’ terrorist designation, citing increased attacks on U.S. and allied forces in the Red Sea. The State Department has re-designated Yemen’s Houthi militant group as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO), reversing a Biden-era policy that President Donald Trump has blamed for emboldening the group’s attacks on U.S. forces, allies,
‘We promised to leave Florida to God better than we found, and we are doing just that,’ the governor said. TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis gave his penultimate State of the State Address to a joint session of the state Legislature on March 4, in which he championed the work his team has accomplished in
Helyeh Doutaghi, deputy director of Yale Law School’s Law and Political Economy Project, placed on “immediate administrative leave” as university investigates allegations A research scholar at Yale Law School also moonlights as a member of a U.S.-sanctioned terrorist fundraising entity, according to web postings reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. Those postings reveal that Helyeh
Plaintiffs argue that the Trump administration is exceeding its authority by withholding funds already allocated by Congress. A federal judge in Maryland on March 4 extended a block on an executive order from President Donald Trump that would strip federal funding from organizations performing surgical or chemical procedures for transgender-identifying youth below the age of
President Donald Trump will deliver an address to both houses of Congress on March 4, his first in five years and since his return to the White House. The upcoming speech follows weeks of his administration moving at breakneck speed, substantially reshaping the role of the executive branch after signing more than 100 executive actions