Reps. Matt Gaetz and Carlos Giménez call for activating ’maritime mass migration’ protocols before the Sunshine State is swamped with economic refugees. The United States has no plans to send troops to Haiti as it spirals into chaos; it also has no current plans to activate its “maritime mass migration” protocol to allow the Coast
Reps. Matt Gaetz and Carlos Giménez call for activating ’maritime mass migration’ protocols before the Sunshine State is swamped with economic refugees. The United States has no plans to send troops to Haiti as it spirals into chaos. But it also has no plans—right now—to activate its “maritime mass migration” protocol to allow the Coast
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A group of high school interns are joining together with Councilman Isaiah Thomas and other City Council members to get more Black men into voting booths. Specifically, the “2024 by 2024” initiative aims to get 2,024 Black men to sign a pledge to vote in the November 2024 election. One of Councilman Thomas’ interns,
President Joe Biden kicked off his two-day trip through Wisconsin and Michigan on March 13 as he moved through the Midwest to create momentum for his reelection campaign. President Biden first made an announcement in Milwaukee about a $3.3 billion investment that will be awarded for infrastructure projects in underprivileged communities. The initiatives, which are
Wisconsin voters weigh in on presidential race – CBS News Watch CBS News A day after President Biden and former President Donald Trump clinched their party’s nominations, several voters in the battleground state of Wisconsin spoke with Nancy Cordes about what issues are important to them heading into the 2024 election. View CBS News In
Judge dismisses 6 counts in Georgia election interference case – CBS News Watch CBS News A judge in Georgia’s Fulton County Wednesday dismissed six of the 41 charges in the case that accuses former President Donald Trump and his allies of attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election in Georgia. Three of the
The Biden administration on Wednesday reapproved a sanctions waiver that unlocks upwards of $10 billion in frozen funds for the Iranian government, according to a copy of the notice submitted to Congress late Wednesday and reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. The sanctions waiver—which has drawn fierce GOP opposition on Capitol Hill—allows Iraq to transfer