LIVE 1/16 9 AM: Senate Committee Hearings on ‘Remain in Mexico’ and Resolution on Securing the Border

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee holds hearings to examine the “Remain in Mexico” policy at 9 a.m. ET on Jan. 16. This will be immediately followed by a business meeting to consider a resolution expressing the Senate’s view that the president has the authority under current law to take necessary ac… Original

LIVE NOW: Senate Committee Hearings on ‘Remain in Mexico’ and Resolution on Securing the Border

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee holds hearings to examine the “Remain in Mexico” policy at 9 a.m. ET on Jan. 16. This will be immediately followed by a business meeting to consider a resolution expressing the Senate’s view that the president has the authority under current law to take necessary ac… Original

Senate Committee Hearings on ‘Remain in Mexico’ and Resolution on Securing the Border

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee holds hearings to examine the “Remain in Mexico” policy at 9 a.m. ET on Jan. 16. This will be immediately followed by a business meeting to consider a resolution expressing the Senate’s view that the president has the authority under current law to take necessary ac… Original

In Farewell Address, Biden Touts Achievements, Warns of ‘Tech-Industrial Complex’

“I’ve kept my commitment to be president for all Americans through one of the toughest periods in our nation’s history,” Biden said. WASHINGTON—Five days before leaving office, President Joe Biden delivered a live primetime farewell address to the nation, highlighting his accomplishments and warning of emerging threats, including oligarchs and a “tech-industrial complex.” His speech,

You’ll Thank Me Later, America: Biden Congratulates Himself in Low-Energy, Small-Minded Farewell Address No One Will Remember

Warns the demise of ‘fact-checking’ could lead to ‘oligarchy’ (Getty Images) A very sleepy President Joe Biden bid farewell to the nation on Wednesday in a low-energy Oval Office address. It was an utterly forgettable speech, written by the celebrity historian Jon Meacham and read from a teleprompter (with considerable difficulty) by an 82-year-old man