Dem lawmakers, citing public outcry, want to reverse policy to charge electricity by income rather than usage (Mario Tama/Getty Images) California governor Gavin Newsom is standing by the state’s soon-to-be-implemented “equitable” policy to base electricity bills on income, rather than usage, even as public and political opposition to the idea builds in the Democratic coalition.
Column: President Biden flexes executive power for liberal priorities—not border control (Doug Mills-Pool/Getty Images) President Biden wants additional authority to tackle the border crisis. He says that he’s ready to shut down the border once Congress acts. That he’s otherwise out of options. The New York Times reports that the president is frustrated. He feels
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Trump had his biggest online fundraising day right after Haley — and his brought in nine times as much money as hers had. Haley and Trump are now the only major candidates left in the GOP primary. And fundraising data from the campaigns and the Republican online donation platform WinRed, filed with the Federal Election
Nikki Haley says she doesn't need to win in her home state of South Carolina later this month to keep her 2024 campaign versus Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination alive.
A term limits bill introduced last year was defeated by four Republicans and all Democrats on a committee last year, preventing it from reaching the full House for a vote.
EXCLUSIVE: Republican lawmakers are raising the alarm on President Biden's appointment of John Podesta to replace climate envoy John Kerry over his connections to a CCP official.