When Wender Angeles arrived in the United States from Peru in 2006, he registered to vote as a Democrat because he related the party to the word “democracy.” He got involved with the party and voted for Barack Obama. As he learned more about the two parties, he felt the Republican Party was a better
‘I cannot imagine a need for the instruction unless there was an early disagreement in that room on the evidence and the standards,’ he said. Jonathan Turley, a prominent law professor who was in the courtroom during Wednesday’s proceedings in former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial in New York, said that he sees signs of
The House Speaker has faced backlash from GOP party members for allowing Democrats to head committees and pushing Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment. Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan pulled off a narrow win in Tuesday’s contentious GOP primary runoff against David Covey. Mr. Phelan garnered 12,813 votes to Mr. Covey’s 12,447, a separation of only
The House is set to consider next week a bill to renew a compensation program for Americans exposed to radiation during nuclear weapons testing or uranium mining. The legislation, which passed in the Senate, is being criticized because it does not contain a hoped-for expansion of compensation to states where uranium was mined and processed
Former President Donald Trump fired back at Robert De Niro on Wednesday after the actor’s Tuesday press conference against him. President Trump called Mr. De Niro a “fool‘ while standing near the New York City courtroom before telling reporters, ”He got MAGA’ed,“ referring to the supporters who challenged the ”Ran Man” actor dur… Original News
The model also predicts that Republicans are favored to score a trifecta, also taking the Senate and keeping the House. Election reporting service Decision Desk on Wednesday released its first forecast for the 2024 presidential election, putting the odds of a win by former President Donald Trump at 58 percent—despite President Joe Biden enjoying an
The model also predicts that Republicans are favored to score a trifecta, also taking the Senate and keeping the House. Election reporting service Decision Desk on May 29 released its first forecast for the 2024 presidential election, putting the odds of a win by former President Donald Trump at 58 percent—despite President Joe Biden enjoying