Biden Nominating Black Woman To Supreme Court Is 'Illegal': Cruz
The nominees are being considered to replace Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer who announced his retirement last month.
Biden Administration Forgives $415 Million In Student Debt Defrauded By For-Profit Schools
The Department of Education has forgiven more than $415 million in student debt from 16,000 student borrowers who were defrauded by for-profit universities.
President Biden Rejects Trump's Claims Of Executive Privilege Related To White House Visitor Logs
The Biden administration has ordered the release of Jan. 6, 2021, White House visitor logs from Trump's care to be delivered to the Jan. 6 Committee within 15 days.
Are Your Tax Refunds Collected To Pay Off Late Student Debt? Biden Administration Pauses Refund Seizures
The U.S Department of Education announced that it was pausing the seizure of filers’ tax returns to pay off any delinquent student debt, a move that will surely be a relief to the nearly 9 million people currently behind on debt repayments.
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Why Are Biden’s Approval Ratings So Low? President Sees Lowest Numbers Since Taking Office
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Biden Enrages Conservatives By Supporting Harm Reduction With Safe Drug Kits
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Analyst Predicts War Between Russia And Ukraine Would Push Oil Prices To $120 A Barrel
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GOP To Investigate Claims Biden Family Received $31M From China If It Wins House
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The Syrian civil defense group the White Helmets said 13 people were killed in the raid. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby, on the other hand, said four civilians and five combatants died during the operation.
Leaks Show Bureaucratic Inertia At Biden White House As Taliban Descended On Kabul
The leaked summary notes from an Aug. 14 meeting at the White House Situation Room indicated a lack of urgency in implementing plans to get as many people out safely before the Taliban took over Afghanistan’s capital.
US Lawmakers And Citizens React To Biden’s Supreme Court Promises
Reactions to Biden's potential Supreme Court nominees has even fractured a typically united Republican Party.
Trump Threatens To Expose Biden's 'Real Scandals', Says GOP Will Investigate 'Corruption'
The former president made the comments during his "Save America" rally in Conroe, Texas, on Sunday.
Pittsburgh Bridge Collapses Prior To Biden's Visit Touting Infrastructure Plan
A bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh on Friday just hours before President Biden travels to the steel city to tout his $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan.
Biden Beats Trump, DeSantis In New 2024 Presidential Election Poll
The poll asked voters who they would likely support if the 2024 presidential election was held today.
Democrats Press Biden In New Letter To Release Memo Outlining Power To Forgive Student Debt
Congressional Democrats called on President Biden to provide an answer on whether he has the power to forgive a portion of student loan debts.
Video: Biden Calls Reporter 'Stupid Son Of A B****' For Asking About Inflation
The incident happened as reporters were being ushered out of the East Room on Monday.
60% Of Voters Would Not Reelect Biden In 2024: Poll
In comparison, only 52% said they would unlikely reelect Donald Trump in 2020, and only 51% said they would vote for someone other than Barack Obama in 2011.
Will Biden Hold A Second Summit With Putin? Blinken Says It Is Possible
Biden and Putin could hold another summit, according to Antony Blinken.
More Obstacles For White House Agenda As Federal Judge Blocks Biden's Vaccine Mandate
President Joe Biden’s aim to amplify vaccination rates has endured more complications.
Manchin Says Build Back Better Talks Will Have To Start Over
Congressional Democrats are preparing to restart talks on Build Back Better to gain the approval of Sen. Joe Manchin, D- W. Va., in order for the bill to pass prior to the midterm elections.
Democrats Filibuster Vote Fails, Voting Rights Bills Are Dead
The Democrats' hopes to pass voting rights died on Wednesday when they failed to change the filibuster by a vote of 52-48 after Sens. Joe Manchin, D- W. Va., and Kyrsten Sinema, D- Ariz., broke ranks and sided with Republicans.
Olympic Athletes Advised To Not Speak On China's Human Rights Abuses
Athletes competing in the 2022 Winter Olympics may face punishment and surveillance if they speak about human rights abuses committed by the Chinese government.
Starbucks Axes Vaccine Mandate For Employees In Dramatic Turnaround Following Supreme Court Decision
Employees at Starbucks will no longer be required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine to continue working in their stores to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling against President Biden's nationwide mandate.
Joe Biden Approval Ratings: 3 Ways The President Can See A Big Rebound
After strong approval ratings, Biden has seen his numbers slip in recent months. There are opportunities for a sharp rebound.
Trump vs. Clinton Rematch In 2024 Very Likely; Hillary Is 'Democratic Alternative To Biden'
Hillary Clinton's husband, Bill, could also serve as her strategist during her 2024 presidential campaign.
Biden Expresses Doubts About Voting Rights Bill After Sinema, Manchin Deal Blow
President Joe Biden expressed his doubts about whether two major pieces of voting rights legislation will pass after Sens. Kyrsten Sinema, D- Ariz., and Joe Manchin, D- W. Va., both announced they will not vote to amend the filibuster.
RNC Warns It May Not Participate in Presidential Debates In 2024 Without 'Meaningful Reforms'
The Republican Party is warning that it may not allow its presidential candidates to participate in election debates in 2024 if there are no changes made to the existing format.
Manchin's Reluctance To Amend Filibuster May Kill Voting Rights Bills
Sen. Joe Manchin's reluctance to change to filibuster threatens Democrats' plans to pass voting rights legislation prior to the 2022 midterm elections.
Biden Expands COVID-19 Testing In Schools By 10 Million Per Month
President Biden has expanded Covid-19 testing in schools by 10 million per month in an effort to keep schools open during the Omicron surge.
Biden Insists Stacey Abrams’ Absence Is A Scheduling Mix-Up, ‘Insulted’ By Question From Reporter
President Joe Biden was 'insulted' by a reporter’s question asking why Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams will not be at his Atlanta voting rights speech, reiterating that it was merely a scheduling mix-up.
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