Washington –– A Republican-led effort to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in inherent contempt of Congress fell short on Thursday, without enough support among House Republicans for a resolution to impose a fine of $10,000 per day on Garland for defying a congressional subpoena. In a 204 to 210 vote, four Republicans voted with all
Washington — Senate Democrats will be meeting with top advisers to President Biden Thursday amid calls for the White House to do more to reassure the party about the president’s path to reelection and fitness for office after his performance in last month’s debate. At a special caucus lunch meeting, the senators will hear from
Washington — Senate Democrats met with top advisers to President Biden Thursday amid calls for the White House to do more to reassure the party about the president’s path to reelection and fitness for office after his performance in last month’s debate. At a special caucus lunch meeting, the senators heard from senior advisers to
Washington — Senate Democrats are meeting with top advisers to President Biden Thursday amid calls for the White House to do more to reassure the party about the president’s path to reelection and fitness for office after his performance in last month’s debate. At a special caucus lunch meeting, the senators are hearing from senior
Yellen says increased IRS audits to focus on the very wealthy Yellen says increased IRS audits to focus on the very wealthy 02:39 The IRS said Thursday that its plan to crack down on wealthy tax cheats is paying off, with the agency collecting more than $1 billion since targeting high-income earners who owe the
President Biden is holding a solo press conference today — his first since November — to conclude the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., Thursday night, in one of his biggest public tests since last month’s unsteady debate performance caused alarm among Democrats on Capitol Hill and has raised questions about whether he should be the party’s
President Biden is holding a solo press conference today — his first since November — to conclude the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., Thursday evening. It will be one of his biggest public tests since last month’s unsteady debate performance, which caused alarm among Democrats on Capitol Hill and raised questions about whether he should be