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Except … DeSantis voted for an early version of the act in 2018, when he was still a Florida representative in Congress. Pence also championed the legislation while serving as vice president. And current Republican front-runner Donald Trump signed the Continue reading DeSantis Campaign Unemployment Rate Skyrockets More Than 33 Percent
Republicans have accused Joe Biden of corruption for months, despite having yet to produce a shred of evidence. But House Speaker Kevin McCarthy just escalated the bogus investigation by putting impeachment on the table. And his justification? Biden is basically Continue reading McCarthy Compares Biden to Nixon (!) in Doubling Down on Impeachment Call
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has a warning for Congress: Stop trying to do anything about corruption on the court. Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced a bill that would require the justices to adopt a code of ethics. Continue reading Alito to Congress: You Have No Business Snooping Into Our Ethics
Colin P. Clarke, an expert on Wagner and the director of research at intelligence consultancy firm the Soufan Group, thinks, as usual with Kremlin affairs, it’s “incredibly hard to get an accurate read” on what is actually happening in the Continue reading Putin Is in a Spy Mess of His Own Making
The other Israel fueled seven months of protests—all volunteer—by military special unit reservists, high-tech entrepreneurs, university students, big business owners, and more. Most are secular Jews or lightly religious. Almost none live in Jewish West Bank settlements. These are the Continue reading How Netanyahu’s Push for Dictatorship Can Be Arrested
The young Curry, trained by his father, former NBA player Dell Curry, smiles at the camera and says: “I knew I could shoot. That was part of what I brought to the team.” Nicks plays footage of a wee Curry Continue reading Is Steph Curry Really “Underrated?”
The Ministry of Defense opposes her bill. In a public written response, it noted that it had no data about the number of same-sex couples serving in the military and repeated that the constitution could not be changed. Sovsun dismissed Continue reading How the War Is Giving Same-Sex Marriage Rights a Push in Ukraine
In March, McConnell tripped and suffered a concussion and cracked rib, leaving him out of session for nearly six weeks before he was finally able to return to Congress. His injury is a common one among older people, as an Continue reading Madman Trump Promises to Run for President From Prison if He’s Convicted
Another thrust of Paoletta’s argument is that the court’s current critics have overlooked missteps by the court’s liberal justices. This is also untrue. In the summer of 2016, Ginsburg famously criticized Trump as a “faker” and suggested that he could Continue reading The Right’s Cynical Embrace of Judicial Ethics
A recent poll by USA Today/Suffolk University found that 58 percent of Ohioans would support an amendment to protect abortion rights and other reproductive services. If the threshold for passing an amendment were raised to 60 percent, it would make Continue reading The Ballot Initiative Is the Next Big Front in the War Against Democracy