2020 Election
Reparations Campaign Asks for Stimulus Checks Donation to Black Therapists
Nick Laparra, founder of the company Let's Give a Damn, says the checks are a direct way to help Black people.
Pressure Builds for Joe Biden to Visit Border as Crisis Worsens
The president is facing growing backlash as the number of migrants attempting to reach the border has already hit a 20-year high, while the amount of unaccompanied children crossing over increased by 63 percent in February.
65 Migrants Found in Trailer Detained in Texas, Surge Prompts New Shelters
In response to the surge in migrants and human-smuggling operations in south Texas, the state is preparing to open up new shelters to hold the overflow of people.
Manchin, Sinema Back $11 Minimum Wage, Other Dems Unwilling to Compromise
Progressives continue to push for $15 an hour, despite their failure to get the raise included in the recently passed American Rescue Plan.
VP Harris Defers to Senate on Gun Reform as Biden Weighs Executive Action
"If we really want something that is going to be lasting, we need to pass legislation," the vice president said.
Support for Citizenship Path for Undocumented Immigrants Drops Under Biden
The poll found that 43 percent said undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. should be allowed to stay and become citizens if they meet certain requirements. Nineteen percent said they should be allowed to become legal residents but not citizens.
McConnell Decries 'Left-Wing Signaling' on Keystone XL
The Kentucky senator accused the Biden administration of harming jobs by deciding to revoke the pipeline's permit.
Here's What Americans Think About Gun Reform, According to Polls
"This is not and should not be a partisan issue—it is an American issue," President Joe Biden said Tuesday.
Sidney Powell Dismisses Lawsuit 'Fake News,' Doubles Down on Conspiracies
Powell's attorneys submitted a court filing on Monday suggesting that "no reasonable person" would believe her claims.
Joe Biden Risks Missing Iran Nuclear Window As Tehran Election Looms
After the election in June, the White House will likely face more fractious negotiations with a hardliner president
Trump's Team Sought Stake in Gab But Was Rejected, CEO Andrew Torba Claims
Gab's founder and CEO, Andrew Torba, said in a post this week that the platform is "not for sale."
Senator Says Joe Biden Canceling $1B Student Loans 'Just the Beginning'
The Biden administration outlined a policy shift which will see thousands of students defrauded by for-profit institutions have their full federal loan erased.
Biden's Fragility Puts the U.S. at a Diplomatic Disadvantage
There is a grave danger that Biden's weaknesses will cause America's will and confidence to deteriorate to a point from which a rebound will prove difficult.
The Big Lie Exception to the Filibuster Rule
Changing the voting process to favor your party's ability to win elections and gain or retain power is not a new story in American democracy or democracies throughout history.
Israel Election Results May Push Netanyahu Into Conflict With Biden
Israel's fourth election in two years failed to produce a conclusive result, leaving the veteran leader looking to build a coalition with far-right groups.
Biden Opening Second Camp in Texas to Hold 500 Migrant Children
The Biden Administration faced criticism last month when its HHS announced it would be re-using a temporary facility used during the Trump Administration to accommodate up to 700 teenage minors.
Duckworth Commits to Freezing Nominations for ATF, ICE, CBP Heads
The Democratic senator specifically criticized the lack of Asian American cabinet secretary nominees in comments to reporters on Tuesday.
Rick Scott Asked Trump to Not Get Involved in 2022 Races Before Primaries
U.S. Senator Rick Scott, a Florida Republican who heads the GOP's Senate fundraising arm, wants former President Donald Trump's help in the 2022 election, but he's asking him to hold off a bit.
Boulder Shooting Victim's Daughter Posts Heartbreaking Tribute to Father
"I'm so thankful he could walk me down the aisle last summer," Erika Mahoney wrote on Twitter.
Anthony Scaramucci, Former Donald Trump Staffer, Announces Bitcoin Launch
Anthony Scaramucci, perhaps best known outside Wall Street for his 10-day stint as former President Donald Trump's communications director, is joining the stampede to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds through the company he founded in 2005.
Bernie Sanders Thinks Donald Trump's Removal From Twitter Was a Mistake
Senator Bernie Sanders said he wasn't "particularly comfortable" with a sitting president being blocked from expressing his views on Twitter.
Biden Sees 81% Spike in Gun Checks, Compared With Trump's First Two Months
Background checks in Biden's first two months in office were significantly higher than when President Barack Obama took office.
Manchin Still Opposed to House's Gun Control Bills, Even After Shootings
The senator reaffirmed that he doesn't support two restrictions on gun purchases that President Joe Biden says could prevent more deadly mass shootings.
Lara Trump Suggests Trump Social Network Will Be Escape from Fact Checkers
A spokesperson for the former president said this week the new social media platform likely will roll out within the next few months.
Biden, 'Devastated' By Boulder Shooting, Asks Senate to Act on Gun Control
President Joe Biden said he's "devastated" by the mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado, that left 10 people dead—just days after a separate mass killing that left eight people dead in Georgia.
Biden Shouldn't Miss His Shot at Ending America's Longest War
We should have ended the war well over a decade ago, but we can't change the past.
Mike Lindell Says Supreme Court Will Have to Take Up Election Fraud Case
This month, the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security issued a joint report stating that the federal agencies found no evidence of foreign interference in the election.
Most Republicans Likely to Use Donald Trump's Social Media Platform: Poll
The former president is set to launch his own platform in the coming months, marking a return to social media after bans from several mainstream platforms.
Hice, Backed by Trump, Begins Georgia Campaign with Election Conspiracies
Jody Hice announced his campaign to oust Brad Raffensperger as Georgia's top election official in 2022, which got the backing of the ex-president.
Iran Must Come Clean About Hidden Uranium to Revive Nuclear Deal—IAEA Chief
Rafael Grossi said the three-month bridge agreement between the U.N. agency and Iran was "quite fragile."