Washington — Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday endorsed a bill that could lead to a ban of TikTok in the U.S. after its momentum slowed in the Senate following its whirlwind passage in the House last month. “This is the matter that deserves Congress’ urgent attention, and I’ll support common sense bipartisan steps
A campaign official for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s New York operation suggested to a group of Republican voters Friday that the independent candidate could help former President Donald Trump in his rematch with President Joe Biden. According to the video of the event, which was posted on the Uncle Mertie YouTube account and then taken
Washington — The Justice Department rejected a request from two Republican-led House committees that it turn over an audio recording of former special counsel Robert Hur’s interview with President Joe Biden. The department said the committees had not identified an “investigative purpose” for their request of the audio and accused them of “escalation” and of
President Biden will be announcing new proposals for partial or complete student loan forgiveness Monday in Wisconsin. The main thrust for the latest round of student loan forgiveness proposals is to target accrued and capitalized interest on student loans. According to the Biden administration, 25 million Americans who used federal student loans now owe more
Trump faces setbacks in several legal battles Trump facing setbacks in several legal battles 03:51 Former President Donald Trump is again seeking to delay the start of the trial in his New York criminal case, this time by suing the judge just one week before jury selection is scheduled to begin. In a pair of
An appellate judge Monday denied an 11th hour request by former President Donald Trump seeking to delay the start of the trial in his New York criminal case. Trump has made multiple attempts to push back the trial, this time by suing the judge just one week before jury selection is scheduled to begin. In a
Washington — Former President Donald Trump on Monday declined to endorse a federal abortion ban, saying that the issue should be left up to states despite encouragement from anti-abortion groups that he should back a national restriction. The former president has sent mixed signals on the issue for months, flirting with supporting a broader abortion