Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) on Capitol Hill, July 16, 2019. (Erin Scott/Reuters) Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema declared Thursday that she will not vote to suspend the filibuster in order to pass two voting bills championed by her party, all but guaranteeing

In a speech on Thursday, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) reiterated her commitment to preserving the filibuster by citing a familiar reason: bipartisanship. As Norm Ornstein, a political scientist at the American Enterprise Institute, has emphasized, however, the

A Democrat bill affecting voting in the U.S. passed the House of Representatives Thursday, though its chances were unclear in the narrowly divided Senate where Republicans are unified in opposition. The bill is a maneuver by Democrats in which the House repackaged

A brief explanation of the filibuster, in case you’ve been living as a hermit without for years and this is the first article you’ve read since reemerging from your mud-baked hut in the woods: Most legislation requires 60 votes to advance in the Senate, and

Chuck Schumer is pushing forward with a plan to vote on blowing up the filibuster in order to pass the Democrats’ “voting rights” bill (which is anything but). The vote could happen today, despite the fact that he clearly does not have the votes to succeed,

The House on Thursday passed a measure that will allow the Senate to begin debate on Democrats’ voting rights legislation, as President Biden headed to Capitol Hill to push his party to do all it can to adopt the measure. The House measure, approved 220 to

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said Thursday that she will not vote to weaken the Senate's 60-vote filibuster threshold, bucking her party leaders yet again and dealing a major blow to Democrats' election reform effort. The comments, which match Sinema's long-held

Washington (CNN) President Biden's efforts to remove the Senate filibuster in order to address voting rights was dealt another blow Thursday when Arizona Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said she would not back off her position to uphold the current filibuster

A senior strategist at the left-wing American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Thursday responded to a floor speech by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., encouraging Democrats to keep targeting her. Sarah Michelsen, an ACLU senior campaign strategist and former

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) took to the Senate floor on Thursday to tell her fellow Democrats that she would not support changing the chamber’s filibuster rules in order to pass voting rights legislation. “There is no need for me to restate my position,”

West Virginia Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin said Thursday ruled out supporting efforts by his party to change the Senate 's 60-vote filibuster threshold. "I will not vote to eliminate or weaken the filibuster," Manchin said in a statement. SINEMA DOUBLES DOWN

(CNN) Former President Barack Obama is calling on the Senate to "do the right thing" and pass voting rights legislation , backing President Joe Biden's push to change Senate filibuster rules to do so. "Protecting our democracy wasn't always a partisan issue,"

Sen. Joe Manchin reiterated Thursday evening that he would not support scrapping or softening the legislative filibuster shortly after President Biden huddled with Senate Democrats in an effort to win support for changing the procedural tool in order to pass

(CNN) Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin on Wednesday said President Joe Biden may have gone "a little too far in his rhetoric" when he compared lawmakers who do not support changing Senate filibuster rules to pass stalled voting and elections legislation to

President Biden’s consolidated voting bill is making its way through Congress and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Thursday it’s not at all about fair elections on "Fox & Friends." "This is not about a fair election," he said. "This is about gaming

(CNN) President Joe Biden will travel to Capitol Hill on Thursday as he continues to push for passage of voting legislation in Congress, despite the uphill battle Democrats face amid Republican opposition and resistance within their own ranks to changing Senate

Liberal pundits melted down Thursday after Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., said she will not vote to weaken the Senate's 60-vote filibuster threshold, bucking her party leaders yet again and dealing a major blow to Democrats' election reform effort. "There's

House Dems send combined voting bills to Senate The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday voted to approve legislation designed to allow the Senate Democrats to begin debate on a package of voting rights and election reforms that could lead on a path to

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema dashed the hopes of fellow Democrats on Thursday by reasserting her opposition to blowing up the filibuster to pass President Biden’s partisan rewrite of the nation’s voting laws. “There is no need for me to restate my long-standing support

“It is a day when Democrats will once again take a strong step to defend our democracy as we send the Freedom to Vote John R Lewis Act to the Senate for urgent, urgent consideration. Nothing less is at stake than our democracy.” “Our colleagues object to guaranteeing

President Biden made a fruitless trip to Capitol Hill Thursday in a forlorn effort to urge Senate Democrats to weaken the legislative filibuster in order to pass sweeping election reform. Emerging from the meeting after a little more than an hour, Biden admitted

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has set the stage for a showdown this month over voting rights — pledging to muscle through sweeping new federal legislation aimed at counteracting moves by Republicans in state capitols to restrict access to the ballot. But

Senators Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., will visit the White House Thursday evening amid a debate over changes to the filibuster and a stall in the Democrats ' efforts to pass legislation that would increase the federal role in elections. Both

About a year after President Joe Biden’s inauguration — and following the one-year anniversary of an insurrection that sought to block the certification of the 2020 presidential election — a majority of Republican voters continue to cling to the falsehood that

The House of Representatives voted along party lines Thursday to approve a bill that will serve as a vehicle for Senate Democrats to start debate on sweeping election reform measures — and potentially lead to a doomed bid to alter or eliminate the 60-vote legislative

The House of Representatives will vote Thursday morning on a new voting rights bill called the Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act as part of a plan to put the bill on the floor of the Senate for a final showdown over the chamber’s filibuster rules. The plan

Shortly before President Joe Biden met with Senate Democrats Thursday, hoping to jolt their stalled voting legislation, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema blunted the bill's chances further, declaring she could not support a “short sighted” rules change to get past a Republican

The host, Don Lemon, pressed him on the issue, asking if protecting the filibuster was more important than protecting voting rights. Biden responded that he wanted to pass the voting rights legislation, but he insisted that he also wanted to make sure that

Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema vowed not to support eliminating the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation on Thursday, likening the move to an “underlying disease of division infecting our country.” In a speech on the Senate floor less than a hour before

President Biden on Thursday admitted that his effort to blow up the filibuster and rewrite the nation’s voting laws faced certain defeat, but he pledged to continue fighting. Mr. Biden, fresh off lobbying senators in-person during a Democratic caucus meeting,

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday she thought President Biden‘s speech In Georgia about the GOP threat to voting rights was “wonderful” but that most Americans were ignorant about the significance of Bull Connor. “Nobody knows who Bull Connor is, If

Senator Joe Manchin (D., W. Va.) listens during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., January 11, 2022. (Sarah Silbiger/Reuters) Senator Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.) reiterated his opposition to ending the

A new video from a conservative media watchdog charges that the press is lying to the public about the debate over election laws as Democrats seek to push through sweeping voting legislation. "The media are lying to you about elections," NewsBusters media

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden's pandemic-related vaccination-or-testing mandate for large businesses at a time of escalating COVID-19 infections while allowing his administration to enforce its separate vaccine requirement for

But that distinction was ignored by the court’s conservative majority. They conspicuously cited how Biden and the White House described the mandate to the public, apparently prioritizing the administration’s P.R. strategy over how the mandate actually worked.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate on large private businesses through the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) on Thursday, but upheld a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) mandate. The decision

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the Biden administration from enforcing a vaccine-or-testing mandate for large employers, dealing a blow to a key element of the White House’s plan to address the pandemic as cases resulting from the Omicron

81 VIEWS Share Tweet Whatsapp Reddit Print Mail The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Biden administration could not enforce a vaccine mandate on private employers, but the government could force most healthcare workers to get vaccinated. Biden v. Missouri

The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Biden’s plan to require that most workers be vaccinated against COVID-19 or undergo weekly testing. But the justices, in a separate decision, upheld a smaller and more targeted regulation that will require workers

Liberals across the Twitter sphere reacted with anger, attacks on Republicans, and calls for Democrats to pack the Supreme Court following the nation’s highest court’s decision to block President Biden’s vaccine mandate on businesses with over 100 employees. "The

CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig explains why the Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate aimed at large businesses, but it allowed a vaccine mandate for certain health care workers to go into effect nationwide.

If you were hoping for a swift decision from the Supreme Court on Joe Biden’s illegal vaccine mandate, we now know that’s not going to happen. Despite the mandate going into effect earlier this week and the court being rumored to release a decision today, it

Supreme Court blocks Biden's vaccine-or-test mandate for large private companies Enlarge this image toggle caption Evan Vucci/AP Evan Vucci/AP The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Biden administration's vaccine-or-test rule Thursday, declaring that the

We reported earlier on how it appeared the Supreme Court punted on the lawsuit brought against the Biden administration regarding Joe Biden’s vaccine-or-test mandate for private businesses with more than 100 employees, this despite the fact that the mandates

How the health care worker vaccine mandate will work, with SCOTUS' go-ahead NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services about the Supreme Court ruling on the vaccine mandate for health

BREAKING UPDATE [3:05 p.m. EST, 1/13/22]: In a surprise move this afternoon, the Supreme Court of the United States has struck down the Biden Administration’s COVID vaccination mandate for businesses with more than 100 employees. Read our Sister Toldjah’s piece

(CNN) The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden's vaccine or testing requirement aimed at large businesses, but it allowed a vaccine mandate for certain health care workers to go into effect nationwide. In freezing a lower court opinion that

Liberal commentators took to social media to express their disappointment following the Supreme Court’s decision to block President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Thursday that Biden’s mandate, passed through the Department of

"Requiring the vaccination of 84 million Americans, selected simply because they work for employers with more than 100 employees, certainly falls in the latter category," the court wrote. "Although Congress has indisputably given OSHA the power to regulate

The Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court declared the pandemic of the autocrat must come to an end. Whether it has been governors or mayors, presidents or admirals, the disturbing aggrandizement of power in a very few ought to trouble any American committed

Republicans are hailing the Supreme Court decision to block President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate for large businesses, which he'd sought to enforce through the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. "OSHA has never before imposed such a mandate –

Pedestrians pass the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., October 29, 2001. (Andy Clark/Reuters) The Supreme Court temporarily suspended the Biden administration’s vaccine-or-test mandate for large employers on Thursday, but allowed the administration’s

President Biden on Thursday directed health officials to purchase an additional 500 million COVID-19 tests to distribute to Americans for free, as the nation battles the surge in cases of the highly-transmissible omicron variant. During remarks on his administration's

(CNN) — The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Covid-19 guidance will soon become optional for many cruise ships. When the CDC's extended conditional sailing order expires on Saturday, the agency is transitioning to a voluntary program for foreign-flagged

Another 1,000 military health workers are deploying to six U.S. states beginning next week to help hospitals overwhelmed by a surge in omicron-related COVID-19 cases, the White House said on Thursday. Teams of seven to 25 military doctors, nurses, and other

Americans navigating the COVID-19 pandemic during the latest virus surge say frequent changes in federal guidelines don't make their lives any easier. And they aren't alone in their frustration. The concerns come as new case counts, hospitalizations and deaths

Private health insurance providers could end up paying billions each month to reimburse their customers for over-the-counter COVID-19 tests, according to the Washington Free Beacon. The Biden administration on Monday issued a requirement starting Jan. 15 for

Starting next week, 1,000 military medical personnel will begin arriving to help mitigate staffing crunches at hospitals across the country. Many facilities are struggling because their workers are in at-home quarantines due to the virus at the same time as

The Biden administration will send medical teams to six states to assist overcrowded hospitals and medical professionals as they take on the burdens associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report from USA Today. FAUCI SAYS US WON'T 'ERADICATE'

The omicron variant should create a wealth of immunity for at least the next year and annual COVID-19 shots will probably be needed for "some time," Bill Gates says. "Once Omicron goes through a country then the rest of the year should see far fewer cases

President Biden is reportedly planning to deploy 1,000 military medical personnel to six states as part of the omicron plan he will outline on Thursday. The personnel will help triage patients at hospitals in Michigan, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio

The omicron variant should create a wealth of immunity for at least the next year and annual COVID-19 shots will probably be needed for "some time," Bill Gates says. "Once Omicron goes through a country then the rest of the year should see far fewer cases

Americans navigating the COVID-19 pandemic during the latest virus surge say frequent changes in federal guidelines don't make their lives any easier. And they aren't alone in their frustration. Prominent health experts who have stood by the CDC and its science-based

Image A National Guard member administering a coronavirus test last week in Ohio, one of six states to which the Biden administration will deploy military medical personnel. Credit... Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images WASHINGTON — President Biden plans to announce

The omicron variant should create a wealth of immunity for at least the next year and annual COVID-19 shots will probably be needed for "some time," Bill Gates says. "Once Omicron goes through a country then the rest of the year should see far fewer cases

79 VIEWS Share Tweet Whatsapp Reddit Print Mail Summary: President Joe Biden will receive his daily briefing, deliver a speech on COVID that no one will watch, and meet with Democrats to find a way to trick Americans into falling for his terrible bill that

Critics continue to hammer President Joe Biden for his "race-baiting" comments made during a controversial speech this week in Georgia about Democrats' proposed voting rights laws. "Biden is one of the worst race-baiting people ever in the WH. It was bad enough

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) admitted that President Biden perhaps went "too far" in his racially charged Tuesday speech linking Republicans opposed to his party’s voting rights bill with prominent segregationists like Bull Connor and George Wallace. "Perhaps

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stands by President Biden's controversial Georgia voting rights speech, calling his remarks "wonderful" and "fabulous." Biden this week gave his most full-throated argument in favor of passing voting rights laws, arguing in favor

Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., said Wednesday he was "offended" by President Biden's divisive voting rights speech, telling Fox News the country has "fought too hard, too long for the progress that he’s denying." "It's offensive to me as a Southerner, but more importantly,

President Biden said Thursday that he is "not sure" whether Democrats will be successful in the passage of legislation to federally takeover elections. "I don’t know whether we can get this done," Biden said following a meeting with lawmakers on Capitol

Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee criticized President Biden for his Tuesday speech on Georgia's voting law. On "Fox & Friends First" Thursday, Huckabee said Biden ‘lost the debate’ when he lost support from liberals like Rev. Al Sharpton and Sen. Dick

Joe Biden lies. A lot. One of his more common types of lies is what I would call the “pandering lie” — a lie to convince whatever audience he’s talking to that he’s just like them. We’ve seen that from him often. When he meets with people connected to trucking,

White House press secretary Jen Psaki was hammered by critics Wednesday for invoking former President Trump while dismissing condemnation of the vitriolic language used by President Biden in his voting address. During the daily White House press briefing,

Joe Biden is getting justifiably beaten up by people for his disgusting speech in Atlanta comparing Republicans and frankly anyone who disagreed with his position on trying to federalize elections to racists. Biden — who has previously been strongly against

President Joe Biden is on track for what could be one of the worst weeks of his presidency as his poll numbers continue to crater at the same time his legislative agenda stalls and court battles fail. The Supreme Court blocked President Biden’s push to force

The criticism of President Biden’s politically charged speech on voting rights legislation is just “hilarious” to Jen Psaki. The White House press secretary on Wednesday was asked about the harsh appraisals of Biden’s Tuesday speech in Georgia, especially

(CNN) Britain's Prince Andrew has been stripped of his military titles and charities, Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday. The announcement comes the day after a judge ruled a sexual abuse civil lawsuit against the Queen's son could proceed in New Yor

Britain’s Prince Andrew near royal Sandringham estate, in Norfolk, Britain January 19, 2020. (Chris Radburn/Reuters) England’s Queen Elizabeth II revoked Prince Andrew’s military titles and royal patronages on Thursday, a day after a federal judge rejected

5. Prince Andrew was stripped of his military titles and royal charities as a sexual abuse case proceeds against him. Prince Andrew, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II, has been accused by Virginia Giuffre of raping her when she was a teenager — a charge

Britain's Prince Andrew has renounced his military affiliations and royal patronages, Buckingham Palace said Thursday. The move comes after Andrew's lawyers failed to persuade a U.S. judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him that accuses him of sexual abuse. "With

Prince Andrew to face sex abuse charges as a private citizen Britain's Prince Andrew will face sex abuse allegations as a private citizen, Buckingham Palace announced. He has also given up all public duties as well as his military titles and Royal charities. World

Prince Andrew’s ongoing legal battle with Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre has left some wondering why the Duke of York still has his royal title. On Wednesday, a judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit against the British prince by the American

London (CNN) A New York judge's decision to allow the civil sex abuse case against Prince Andrew to continue is the latest significant legal blow to the senior royal. But it wasn't entirely unexpected. The Queen's third child had hoped to get the lawsuit from

Prince Andrew, who lost his royal title, patronages, and military roles on Thursday, will defend himself against a U.S. civil suit alleging sexual abuse as a private citizen, Buckingham Palace said. Queen Elizabeth II, his mother, gave “approval and agreement”

Prince Andrew will almost certainly be asked about his private parts in his sex-assault lawsuit — and his accuser’s attorneys will likely try to depose Queen Elizabeth II, according to a lawyer for Jeffrey Epstein victims. The 61-year-old UK royal will be

Prince Andrew was told face-to-face by his mother, Queen Elizabeth, that he will no longer be known as His Royal Highness, The Post is told. Looking stony-faced, the embattled Duke of York was driven a few miles from his house, Royal Lodge, to Windsor Castle

A New York federal judge ruled against Prince Andrew’s motion to dismiss Wednesday in a lawsuit in which the prince is accused of having sexually abused a minor, multiple sources reported. Judge Lewis A. Kaplan of the United States District Court for the Southern

(CNN) The House Select Committee investigating the January 6 riot has issued four subpoenas to giant social media conglomerates after the panel said the companies provided "inadequate responses" to its initial request for documents and information over the

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) speaks to reporters about the 2020 presidential election results during a news conference at the U.S.Capitol in Washington, D.C., November 12, 2020. (Hannah McKay/Reuters) House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy said Wednesday

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday scolded Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for refusing to cooperate with the Jan. 6 committee, saying he shirked his duty as a Congress member. “He has an obligation as we seek the truth to help with that, but up to the

Democrat-allied Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) on Wednesday reportedly said she may subpoena House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA). This comes after McCarthy communicated he would not cooperate with the January 6 Committee. “I wish that he were a brave and honorable

Top-ranking House Republican Kevin McCarthy turned down an invitation to speak with the select committee investigating the riot at the Capitol, calling it an “illegitimate” political operation. The Republican minority leader issued the statement Wednesday

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., is rejecting the Jan. 6 Select Committee's call for him to testify on his private communications, rebuking the "illegitimate" investigation as an "abuse of power." McCarthy had already rejected the legitimacy

Months after requesting documents from more than a dozen social platforms, the House committee investigating the Capitol insurrection has issued subpoenas targeting Twitter, Meta, Reddit and YouTube after lawmakers said the companies' initial responses were

The House Jan. 6 committee on Thursday issued subpoenas targeting YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Reddit, ramping up the pressure after the platforms provided “inadequate responses to prior requests for information.” The panel is demanding documents and testimony

Yesterday was just an awful day for Joe Biden. The Quinnipiac poll released yesterday shows Biden, as my colleague Nick Arama stated, circling the drain. With a 33 percent approval rating, Biden’s numbers are worse than any number Trump had during his four-year

Good morning and welcome to Fox News First. Here's what you need to know as you start your day … McConnell fires back at Biden's 'profoundly unpresidential' speech: 'Deliberately divisive' Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell fired back at President

Only 33 percent of adult citizens approved of Joe Biden’s job performance, a record low for the president in a Wednesday Quinnipiac poll. The poll revealed Biden’s approval rating has dropped three points since November. Biden’s 33 percent beats former President

Tuesday’s spectacle in Atlanta was one more example of the politics of failure and futility in which President Joe Biden and the Democrats find themselves trapped. Watching Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, and House

Kayleigh McEnany, former White House press secretary and co-host of "Outnumbered," characterized President Biden's ever-sinking poll numbers as a "five-alarm fire" for his administration and warned it will invite primary challengers. She said Thursday that

One year after the storming of the Capitol, six out of 10 Americans believe the country's democracy is in danger of collapse, according to a poll released Wednesday. Seventy-six percent of those surveyed in the poll by Quinnipiac University said they think

Only four percent say the economy has recovered under Joe Biden’s leadership, a YouGov poll released Wednesday revealed. While Biden promised in 2020 he would improve the economy and shut down the virus, few believe Biden has improved the economy from Donald

The Washington Post awarded President Biden its harshest fact-check rating of "Four Pinocchios" over his false claim this week that he was "arrested" for the first time as a teenager while attending a civil rights protest in Delaware. In a Thursday piece headlined,

Count Jimmy Kimmel among the many who spotted what may be a growing feud within the Republican Party: Donald Trump vs. Ron DeSantis. Trump this week slammed “gutless” Republicans who won’t admit they got a booster shot to protect against COVID-19. Advertisement He

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) cast doubt on the possibility of supporting Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for Republican Senate Leader again. In an interview with Fox News’s Sean Hannity, Graham declared that any future Republican congressional leader must “have

(CNN) Former President Donald Trump and Republicans broke with previous Senate tradition to confirm 17 federal appeals court nominees over the objection of Democratic senators representing the states tied to their seats on the bench. Now President Joe Biden

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told "Hannity" Wednesday he will not vote for Sen. Mitch McConnell to continue to lead Republicans in the Senate unless the Senate majority leader can have a "working relationship" with former President Trump. MCCONNELL TO SEEK

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has long warned Republicans that former President Donald Trump is the face of the party, but now he is even firing a warning shot at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. Leading the Senate GOP requires following Trump,

Sen. Lindsey Graham, a top congressional ally of former President Donald Trump, appears to be sending a warning to Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell that the longtime lawmaker from Kentucky needs to repair his relationship with the former president. "If

Donald Trump’s niece says a recent ruling in the sexual abuse lawsuit against Prince Andrew bolsters her own case against the former president over her inheritance. A lawyer for Mary Trump on Thursday pointed to the decision in Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s civil

Governor denies parole for Robert Kennedy’s killer California's governor on Thursday rejected releasing Robert F. Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan from prison more than a half-century after the 1968 slaying left a deep wound during one of America's darkest times.

“Mr. Sirhan’s assassination of Senator Kennedy is among the most notorious crimes in American history,” Newsom wrote in his decision. “After decades in prison, he has failed to address the deficiencies that led him to assassinate Senator Kennedy. Mr. Sirhan

Republicans threaten to skip traditional general election debates Enlarge this image toggle caption Julio Cortez/AP Julio Cortez/AP This may be the end of debates as we have known them. The Republican National Committee has informed the Commission on Presidential

The Republican National Committee on Wednesday threatened to bar its presidential nominees from participating in presidential debates if the organization that sponsors the general election showdowns refused to change its partisan ways. RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel

Rhodes did not enter the Capitol building on Jan. 6 but is accused of helping put into motion the violence that disrupted the certification of the vote. The Oath Keepers case is the largest conspiracy case federal authorities have brought so far over Jan. 6,

WASHINGTON — The tense talks this week among the United States, Russia and European members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization have made one thing clear: While the Biden administration insists it will not allow Moscow to quash Ukraine’s ambitions to