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Two Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday expressed concerns about ex-Wall Street financiers overseeing the Commerce Department’s distribution of $39 billion in grants to the semiconductor industry, saying the staffing raised questions about the creation and abuse of a revolving door between government and industry.
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While Republicans blasted the guilty verdict in Donald Trump’s hush money coverup trial as a “weaponization of the justice system,” Democrats had a much more cautious response to the first criminal conviction of a former president.
Two high-profile progressives in Congress suggested that Tuesday’s primary losses by like-minded Democrats in Oregon should be blamed more on money than the U.S. House candidates’ messages.
Dr. Maxine Dexter, a physician and state representative, won a contentious Democratic primary in a liberal Oregon House seat on Tuesday with help from big-money super PACs and pro-Israel donors.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two Democratic primaries for U.S. House seats in Oregon could help reveal whether the party’s voters are leaning more toward progressive or establishment factions in a critical presidential election year.
Map all doors in the home and figure out how to escape. Make a list of items in each room that you can use to defend yourself. Shelves, dishes, night stands, kitchen knives — all can be weapons if you are attacked.
The House is set to vote Wednesday on an antisemitism bill as pro-Palestinian protests roil colleges throughout the country.
Former Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele wasn’t having it with Jesse Watters on Saturday after the Fox News host used his show this past week to go through descriptions of jurors in former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial.