Republican county chairs and candidates for Mr. Gallagher’s seat are among those voicing frustration and bewilderment as Mr. Gallagher falls silent. Conservatives and Republicans in Wisconsin’s District 8 have a mix of feelings after Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.) announced he would retire on April 19, during a narrow window that will prevent a special election
Republican county chairs and candidates for Mr. Gallagher’s seat are among those voicing frustration and bewilderment as Mr. Gallagher falls silent. Conservatives and Republicans in Wisconsin’s District 8 have a mix of feelings after Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.) announced he would retire on April 19, during a narrow window that will prevent a special election
Lawsuit aims to stop scheme that flies immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela into the U.S. and allows them to remain indefinitely. A coalition of 21 Republican attorneys general filed a motion in federal court aiming to halt a Biden administration policy that allows 30,000 immigrants from four countries to fly into the United
LEUVEN, Belgium—The United States welcomes Israel’s latest efforts to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday, but said success would be measured in results in improving the situation on the ground. “Really the proof is in the results, and we will see those unfold in the coming days,
The proposed resolution aims to denounce what it terms “efforts to place one-sided pressure on Israel with respect to Gaza.” The House Rules Committee is set to consider a resolution next week condemning President Joe Biden’s recent advocacy for an “immediate ceasefire” in Gaza during a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday. The
SAN JOSE, Calif.—A U.S. House race in California appears headed for a mathematically improbable result—after more than 180,000 votes were cast, a tie for second place. If the numbers hold, that means that the state’s “top two” election system would have to make room for a third candidate on the November ballot, an apparent first
After decades of under-investment in the nation’s port infrastructure and maritime industries, American-flagged ship operators, domestic seaport operators, and maritime commerce analysts called on the federal government to “fund port infrastructure projects at the level on par with other modes of transportation” during a joint April 5 Congressional hearing in the Port of Miami. “The