So far, former President Donald Trump has eschewed going after President Joe Biden’s age or verbal slip-ups. Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that he doesn’t believe President Joe Biden is “too old” to be president following the release of a special counsel report that cast doubt on his memory. The comment was made
Of state’s 10 most-contested 2024 congressional races, seven are for GOP-held seats, including five in districts Biden won in 2022, with four rated as toss-ups. California Republicans flipped two House seats and defied the odds by defending several others during the 2022 midterms, helping the GOP regain the narrow House majority at stake in 2024.
Another Washington, D.C., business will close its doors at the end of the month due to crime in the district, the latest to shut down amid a surge in violence that has affected residents’ safety. “D.C. is getting a bad rap right now,” Doron Petersan, who owns the popular vegan spot Sticky Fingers Diner, told
Turner: House has to “make certain” there’s a path for Ukraine aid Rep. Mike Turner says House has to “make certain” there’s a path for Ukraine aid 12:49 Washington — The head of the House Intelligence Committee disclosed Wednesday that members of Congress were made aware of information about an unspecified “serious national security threat”
What does Suozzi’s win in NY3 mean for New York and national politics? What does Suozzi’s win in NY3 mean for New York and national politics? 04:42 Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi defeated Republican Nassau County legislator Mazi Pilip in Tuesday’s special election in New York’s 3rd Congressional District to finish the term of former GOP Rep.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is considering downsizing its detention capacity and releasing thousands of migrants from custody due to a budget shortfall that Congress has so far refused to address, a senior agency official told CBS News Wednesday. Without sufficient funding, officials could be forced to release between 4,000 and 6,000 migrants from long-term
‘What we’re doing right now is the House is working its will,’ he said. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) remarked on Feb. 14 that the House will not be “forced” by the Senate on its foreign assistance package that includes funding for Ukraine. “They’re important issues on the table. We are not forced into action