‘Pay your fair share,’ says president. ‘Imagine what we can do. Imagine a future with affordable child care, home care, elder care, and paid leave.’ President Joe Biden announced more plans for what he argued would be improving the care economy in America today in the presence of industry workers and unions. Taking the stage
Republicans upset over Biden administration easing sanctions on Venezuela and issuing waivers to Iran. The White House is “quoting Socrates in the middle of a bar fight” as the current administration attempts to manage geopolitical strife in the Middle East and Central America while easing sanctions and issuing waivers to enemy regimes, says Sen. John
‘Biden wants to use your tax dollars to buy votes because more and more young people are supporting President Trump,’ RNC Chair Michael Whatley said. President Joe Biden faces a fresh lawsuit from a seven-state coalition challenging his “most generous ever” federal student loan repayment plan, under which millions of borrowers would have a monthly
“Do you listen to or watch podcasts? If so, which ones?” “Do you listen to talk radio? If so, which programs?” “Do you currently follow Donald Trump on any social media site or have you done so in the past?” Potential jurors will face a quiz like none other while being considered for a seat
Trump says abortion should be up to states Donald Trump says abortion legislation should be left to the states 02:52 The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a century-old abortion ban may be enforced, clearing the way for a near-total ban on abortions in the state. The 1864 ban has exceptions to save the life of
The Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control holds a hearing entitled “Opaque Shell Companies: A Risk to National Security, Public Health, and Rule of Law” at 2 p.m. ET on April 9 to examine how opaque corporate structures facilitate transnational criminal activity, undermine accountability, and threaten U.S. national se… Original News Source Link – Epoch
A New York appeals court judge on Tuesday denied former President Donald Trump’s motion to pause his upcoming criminal trial, while considering arguments against a gag order. It was the second time in two days New York’s Appellate Division, First Department declined to push back his trial, slated to begin April 15. An attorney for