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Dec 23 2021
News
Biden Promised 500 Million Tests, but Americans Will Have to Wait
President Biden promised Americans he is making 500 million coronavirus tests available free of charge, but help is at least weeks away — if not longer — for anxious Americans facing a surge of new virus cases.
Mr. Biden’s administration has not yet signed a contract to buy the tests, and the website to order them will not be up until January. Officials have not said how many tests
New York Times (News)
Dec 23 2021
News
Biden touts progress on alleviating supply chain problems: 'Shelves are not empty'
President Joe Biden on Wednesday touted progress his administration has made in alleviating supply chain issues that have spurred shortages of consumer products, raised prices for Americans and contributed significantly to historic levels of inflation in the United States.
"We brought together business and labor leaders to solve problems and the much-predicted crisis didn't occur.
CNN Digital
Jul 29 2021
News
Gretchen Whitmer Accused of 'Illegal Scheme' in Campaign Finance Complaint
Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan is being sued by a conservative group that has alleged Whitmer broke campaign finance laws by accepting massive donations which exceed those allowed by law.
The Michigan Freedom Fund, which says its mission is to fight for conservative policies on behalf of Michigan’s taxpayers, sued Whitmer for accepting more than the minimum of $7,150 from
Independent Journal Review
Oct 05 2021
News
Pelosi handed major defeat by rising progressive Democrat stars, as Biden agenda put on ice
In a rare instance in which House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was unable do what she needed to do to win a vote, progressive House Democrats secured a major win last week by blocking the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill the speaker promised would make it through the chamber by Thursday.
It was a stunning failure for the speaker who's been known for years for her iron grip on her
Fox News Digital
Mar 14 2022
News
The super PAC hammering Mehmet Oz as a RINO is getting money from longtime Democratic donors
Wealthy investors and executives supporting Republican Senate candidate David McCormick have helped flood Pennsylvania’s airwaves with ads accusing GOP rival Mehmet Oz of being too liberal, a RINO — Republican In Name Only.
But some of those same donors have also supported some of the most liberal Democrats in Congress, and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
One of
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Apr 12 2021
News
Biden picks police chief, immigrant-rights lawyer for key immigration roles
President Biden will nominate Tucson, Arizona’s police chief to head Homeland Security’s border agency and will tap an immigrant-rights lawyer to lead the department’s legal immigration agency, the White House said Monday.
Washington Times
Mar 19 2015
News
U.S. to ‘Re-Evaluate’ Mideast Peace Strategy
The Israeli election results set Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Barack Obama on a collision course in coming months over a series of high-stakes decisions on Iran policy and the Middle East peace process.
The White House upended decades of U.S. policy on Wednesday when it left open the possibility that it might not use its veto in the United Nations Security Council to
Wall Street Journal (News)
Sep 14 2021
News
Top general was so fearful Trump might spark war that he made secret calls to his Chinese counterpart, new book says
Twice in the final months of the Trump administration, the country’s top military officer was so fearful that the president’s actions might spark a war with China that he moved urgently to avert armed conflict.
In a pair of secret phone calls, Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, assured his Chinese counterpart, Gen. Li Zuocheng of the People’s Liberation Army
Washington Post
Oct 02 2020
News
Supreme Court will hear major voting rights case
The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear a major voting rights case, setting up a clash over states’ handling of absentee ballots.
Why it matters: The court has already invalidated a key section of the Voting Rights Act, even before President Trump solidified and expanded its conservative majority, and is now poised to limit voting-rights enforcement again.
The justices will not
Axios
Oct 20 2020
Opinion
California Ballot-Harvest Boomerang
Democrats in Sacramento have been rewriting election laws to help their party “ballot harvest.” But now Republicans have figured out how to play the same game, and Democratic state leaders are threatening legal action.
In 2016 California Democrats passed a law allowing anybody, including paid campaign operatives and political parties, to collect and return mail-in ballots. Two years
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)