'I Won't': Steve Carell Reveals The 1 Thing Fans Ask That He Just Won't Do
Actor Steve Carell said there’s one line associated with one of his most popular characters that he’s not crazy about.
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‘Touch Me, Poke Me, Ask Me Questions,’ Biden Says of Voters Who Doubt Him
President Biden on Friday told a Democratic lawmaker who called for him to step aside that voters should “touch me, poke me, ask me questions” if they have doubts about his ability to serve in the Oval Office or defeat former President Donald J. Trump in November.
Senate Democrats Ask For Investigation Of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
In a letter sent last week, two Democratic senators called on the U.S. attorney general to put together a special counsel investigation of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas over a series of potential ethical and tax law violations.
California Legislature likely to ask voters to borrow $20 billion for climate, schools
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Mired in a stream of multi-billion dollar budget deficits, the California Legislature on Wednesday will likely turn to voters for help.
Nancy Pelosi Says It's Fair To Ask Questions About Joe Biden's Health
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Tuesday said that questions about President Joe Biden’s ability to serve following last week’s debate with Donald Trump were “legitimate,” adding that those same questions should also be asked of the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
Democrats ask Raimondo to step up enforcement on CHIPS funding
WASHINGTON — A group of Democrats are raising concerns as to whether companies that received federal funding for semiconductors used the money to support stock buybacks - and criticizing their own party over how the awards are given. In a letter to Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo obtained by CNBC, four lawmakers flagged that BAE Systems commenced a round of buybacks in the same period they will be paid a $35 million award from the CHIPS Act. The letter, lead by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Mass., and signed by Reps. Sean Casten and Bill Foster of Illinois and Pramila Jayapal of Washington
Is It Rude To Ask To Switch Seats On A Plane?
If you’ve flown a decent amount, odds are you’ve been in a situation in which a fellow passenger requested to swap seats with you. Perhaps you were in the middle seat between a couple or in the midst of a family with young children and separate seating assignments. Or maybe someone just wanted to trade with you without a clear reason.
Major Democratic Donors Ask Themselves: What to Do About Biden?
The Democratic Party’s perennially nervous donor class descended into deep unease on Friday, as some of the wealthiest people in America commiserated over President Biden’s weak debate performance and puzzled over what, if anything, they could do to change the course of the race.