Sen Hawley wants Biden to hike tariffs on Chinese energy imports
Sen. Josh Hawley is urging President Biden to increase tariffs on Chinese energy components, aiming to curb reliance on China's green energy sector.
Arizona governor vetoes ‘Alien Invasion Act’ allowing police to arrest illegal border crossers
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a Republican-sponsored bill that would have authorized police to arrest migrants who enter the state illegally.
Pro-Trump Caravan Rolls Through Blue Massachusetts
About 80 vehicles, including cars, trucks, and even a military-style vehicle sporting Trump flags, drove between Boston’s naval shipyard and Castle Island. A caravan of former President Donald Trump’s supporters stretched between two historic U.S. landmarks in Boston, Massachusetts, bringing a flash of red to one of the bluest areas in America. The “President Trump’s
Barrasso announces bid for GOP Senate whip amid leader speculation
Sen. John Barrasso decided to make a bid for GOP Senate whip rather than leader amid speculation he would campaign to succeed Sen. Mitch McConnell.
CBS News poll analysis: Who’s voting for Biden, and who’s voting for Trump?
Heading into Super Tuesday, the latest CBS News poll continued to show Donald Trump with an edge over President Biden nationally. So far, Mr. Biden’s support among some key Democratic groups is not at the levels of 2020. Trump has largely unified his core constituencies, but may face challenges related to his legal issues. The
Louisiana becomes nation’s 28th state with constitutional carry law on the books: ‘landmark victory’
Republican Lousiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed a permitless carry bill into law on Tuesday, marking the 28th state in the nation with such laws on the books.
Iowa Democrats to release results of 2024 presidential caucuses tonight
Washington — Iowa is among the states where results are set to roll in on Super Tuesday. But the nominating contest will happen with little fanfare, after Democrats ditched the usual grandeur of the first-in-the nation contest and opted for a no-frills process instead. Although Iowa Republicans this cycle hung on to the long-held caucusing