Colorado Democrats push to allow non-residents access to medically assisted suicide
Democratic Colorado lawmakers are pushing to reduce barriers to assisted suicide as well as eliminate the ban on non-residents accessing the procedure.
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Senate GOP’s Campaign Arm Endorses Kari Lake in Arizona Senate Bid
Arizona Republican Senate hopeful Kari Lake has received an official endorsement from the Senate Republicans’ campaign arm. This puts an end to the speculation that the Republican leadership in the upper chamber would support the Republican candidate. “Kari Lake is one of the most talented candidates in the country. Kari is building out an effective
House committee asks Columbia for records of foreign donations, DEI and more in antisemitism probe
The House Education and the Workforce Committee asked Columbia University for documents and information regarding its "failure to protect Jewish students, faculty, and staff."
Democrats, Centrist Republicans Could Outflank Speaker Johnson to Pass $95 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
While Mr. Johnson could halt the foreign aid bill’s final passage, House Democrats could still force the vote with enough support from Republicans. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is signaling opposition to a $95.3 billion supplemental spending bill that provides foreign aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, but the bill may yet pass in the
Watch Live: Biden to speak on Senate-passed foreign aid package
CBS News Live CBS News Live Live Washington — President Biden is set to deliver remarks Tuesday on a $95 billion foreign aid bill that passed the Senate early in the morning but is now at risk of stalling in the GOP-controlled House. The Senate approved the major foreign aid package early Tuesday after
Trump Request to Supreme Court Could Further Delay Election Case Trial
Supreme Court’s decision could determine whether the Republican presidential primary frontrunner stands trial in the case before the November election. Former President Donald Trump, in his Monday emergency petition to the Supreme Court, made an additional request that could add another delay to his federal election case trial. While petitioning the high court to extend
Vulnerable House Dem backpedals after refusing to condemn phrase seen as calling for ‘extermination’ of Jews
Rep. Jahana Hayes, D-Conn., was caught on social media last week refusing to condemn the controversial antisemitic phrase "from the river to the sea."