After Roe, IVF Is Republicans’ Next Beware-Of-What-You-Wish-For Dilemma
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA. — House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) answer started simply enough.
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House Will Vote On A Ukraine Aid Bill, Johnson Says, But Specifics Still Hazy
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — The House will vote on a bill to provide much-needed weapons to Ukraine in its war with Russia, but the contours of such a bill still need to be worked out, according to a report.
Surprise Resignation Of Colorado Rep. Puts House GOP Margin On Knife-Edge
House Republicans’ already tenuous grip on control of the House of Representatives may become even looser following the surprise announcement Tuesday by Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) that he will resign from Congress soon.
The House GOP Is Fighting With Itself Over Having A Budget Fight With Joe Biden
The first salvo in House Republicans’ next budget fight has already been fired. But instead of Democrats being the target, the shot was across the bow of fellow Republicans.
Biden’s Use Of ‘Illegal’ To Describe Migrants Raises Red Flags For Democrats
President Joe Biden, briefly responding from the podium to jeering from Republicans during his State of the Union speech called a migrant “an illegal,” prompting criticism from his party’s progressive wing.
'My Body Shows You The Price': Ukrainian Vets Make Case For Renewed Aid
WASHINGTON — Oleksandr Batalov, a Ukrainian army veteran, had a simple answer when asked what happens when a unit runs out of artillery shells on the battlefield.
Almost Half Of The Government Halfway To Being Funded For Last Half Of Budget Year
The House passed a bill Wednesday that would end the threat of a government shutdown for some of the smaller agencies, even as the deadline for funding the rest of the government nears.
‘Shrinkflation’ Is A Big Reason Why Toilet Paper, Snacks More Expensive Now: Study
Companies are effectively raising their prices by stealthily charging the same amount of money, or even more, for ever-smaller portions ― and it’s been a big driver of inflation in many products in the past few years, according to a new study by a group of progressive economists.