81 senators later, Trudeau has changed the Senate. Is it ready to change again?
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made his 81st Senate appointment this week — another Independent senator in a transformed Senate that Trudeau vowed to make less partisan.
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Tucker Carlson’s Lesson in the Perils of Giving Airtime to an Autocrat
Tucker Carlson left Moscow more than a week ago, riding high from an interview with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia that returned him to the spotlight after his abrupt cancellation by Fox News last spring.
Andrew Yang says he'd be 'stunned' if Biden lasts majority of a second term: A 'palpable difference' from 2020
Former 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang believes President Biden will not be able to complete a second term in office, saying he has seen a "palpable difference" between now and four years ago.
How the ex-FBI informant charged with lying is tied to the Biden impeachment inquiry
A former FBI informant whom House Republicans pointed to for evidence in their impeachment inquiry against President Biden has been arrested and charged with making a false statement.
Progressives are uneasy with Democrats tilting right on immigration after N.Y. race
WASHINGTON — Progressive lawmakers and immigration advocates are pushing back against Democrats who say the lesson from their recent special election victory in a bellwether New York district is to actively champion stricter migration and border laws.
Trudeau, Canadian lawmakers denounce Putin after Navalny's death
Canadian lawmakers are denouncing Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government following news that prominent opposition figure Alexei Navalny died while serving his sentence in a prison in the Arctic Circle.
Proposed questions on sexual orientation and gender identity for the Census Bureau’s biggest survey
The U.S. Census Bureau this year plans to test questions about sexual orientation and gender identity for its most comprehensive survey of American life.
White House clashed with DOJ over special counsel report before its release, sources confirm
The Justice Department rebuffed efforts by attorneys for President Joe Biden to omit language critical of his age and memory in a report published last week by special counsel Robert Hur, sources confirmed to ABC News.