Wray has been in office since 2017. FBI Director Christopher Wray is going to resign soon, the bureau said on Dec. 11, paving the way for President-elect Donald Trump’s next nominee for the position. Wray, 57, told FBI employees during a town hall that he will step down when the current administration ends in January
Republicans called foul on Schumer and Democrats for trying to push through a nominee that would have cemented the NLRB as Democrat-controlled for the next two years, keeping Trump from putting his own choice on it.
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) blasted the “vile” health care system in response to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, saying the public’s “visceral” reaction “should be a warning” to everyone in the industry. “The visceral response from people across this country who feel cheated, ripped off, and threatened by the vile practices of their
FBI Director Christopher Wray is expected to resign from his post at any moment.
Federal judge blocks Biden rule letting DACA recipients access ObamaCare, siding with 19 states arguing it violates federal law barring illegal aliens from accessing federal benefits.
The complexities of the nation’s immigration crisis could complicate the process. Two hearings on Capitol Hill on Dec. 10 offered a glimpse of the opposition that President-elect Donald Trump is likely to face as he seeks to fulfill his campaign promise of mass illegal immigrant deportations. Trump’s stated plan to conduct “the largest deportation operation
Washington — A Democrat-led push to secure a majority on the National Labor Relations Board until 2026 fell short on Wednesday, as Senate Republicans and two independents blocked the nomination of Lauren McFerran to continue serving on the labor board. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer filed cloture Monday on the nominations of McFerran, a Democrat,