CNN — One of Kevin McCarthy’s first acts as speaker of the House was to take a selfie with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the far-right conspiracy theorist and election denier who has emerged as one of his staunchest allies. That image, which Greene immediately posted on social media, encapsulates the wager McCarthy has placed for … Read more
Last month the House Ways and Means Committee published six years of former President Trump’s tax returns — documents that should have been released years earlier, whether by Trump voluntarily, or by congressional subpoena. As Norman Eisen, Danya Perry and I have explained, we learned a lot from Trump’s tax returns. Among the pages and pages … Read more
President Biden’s proposed 2024 presidential election primary calendar is running into a buzzsaw of opposition from two politically critical states — creating a standstill in locking down the Democrats’ presidential primary schedule. Why it matters: With the GOP in power in Georgia and New Hampshire, it’s hard to expect Biden’s changes will go through — … Read more
The 2023 proxy season is fast approaching and the battle lines are being drawn. This year’s springtime ritual—where shareholders vote on resolutions affecting the companies they own—will see new rules go into effect. And a proxy advisor linked to Vivek Ramaswamy, the author of the bestselling book Woke, Inc.: Inside Corporate America’s Social Justice Scam, … Read more
CNN — M&M’S is making a statement with its latest candy pack, which features an all-female set of characters — including Purple, its newest addition. Candy maker Mars announced that the limited edition all-female pack will include only Purple, Brown and Green — the candy’s trio of female characters, who are upside-down on the package … Read more
Allen Weisselberg, former chief financial officer for the Trump Organization, is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday for his role in the company’s sweeping 15-year tax fraud scheme. Weisselberg, 75, is expected to be sentenced to five months behind bars, in accordance with his guilty plea, when he appears before acting Justice Juan Merchan in New … Read more
Assigned to cover the re-election campaign of Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida, Miles Cohen, a young ABC News reporter, found himself stymied. The governor would not grant him an interview. Aides barred him from some campaign events and interrupted his conversations with supporters. When Mr. Cohen was finally able to ask a question about the … Read more
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