A Trump-Clinton Analogy That Could Give Biden Comfort
There’s no precedent for a presidential candidate to face doubts as serious over age and mental acuity as President Biden faces today.
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Poilievre vows no MAID mental illness expansion if he wins next election
The Liberals have delayed expanding medical assistance in dying for mental illness until after the next election. But if Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre wins, he says he will scrap the plan altogether.
Grieving parents of car crash victim said they were told to pay $200 to meet Quebec minister
The Coalition Avenir Québec is again being forced to defend its fundraising methods, after the parents of a woman killed in a 2017 car crash said the party offered access to the provincial transport minister for $100 per person.
Alejandro Mayorkas Still Won’t Call It an Immigration Crisis
After months of negotiations, the until-now-secret text of a bipartisan Senate immigration bill may soon be released, with Senator Chuck Schumer, the majority leader, saying a vote could come as soon as next week. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, whose department is responsible for securing the border, has been actively involved in the negotiations, even as former President Donald Trump has tried to derail them in order to prevent President Biden from getting any credit for border reform.
Manulife-Loblaw deal raises questions over ties between insurance companies, big drug retailers
Manulife says its coverage of certain specialty prescription drugs will only apply at Loblaw-owned pharmacies, raising questions over the relationship between insurance providers and major pharmacy retailers.
ABC News Exclusive: Joint Chiefs chairman says US goal in Red Sea is to deter Iran-backed Houthis
The U.S.-led retaliatory strikes launched against Iranian-backed Houthi militants in the Red Sea are intended to prevent future conflict, and the U.S. does not want to «go down a path of greater escalation,» Gen. CQ Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told ABC News Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz in an exclusive interview.
Lone House Republican supporting Nikki Haley after NH and Iowa losses makes her case for 2024
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