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Rep. Jerry Nadler on Thursday argued the U.S. needs “many illegal immigrants” in the country to pick vegetables and keep them from rotting. The New York Democrat made the remark during a House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement hearing about the “Impact of Illegal Immigration on Social Services.” “We need immigrants in this … Read more
President Joe Biden said Friday that he has confidence in Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin after the Pentagon waited three days to tell the White House that the top defense official was in the intensive care unit.
With just a few days to go until the Iowa caucuses, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley got some good news on Thursday when a new poll from Suffolk University showed her rising to second place in the Hawkeye State, though still trailing former President Donald Trump by more than 30 points.
Demonstrators furious with President Biden over the United States military’s bombing of Yemen gathered outside the White House to protest on Thursday. Activists chanted “Let Yemen live” and “Hands off Yemen” while holding anti-war signs and waving Iranian flags, FOX 5 DC reported. The rally was organized by the Act Now to Stop War & … Read more
The Florida, Michigan and Nevada state Republican parties are navigating dysfunction, potentially hurting their candidates in key 2024 election races.
Critics on left and right furious that president failed to seek congressional approval for strikes against Houthi militants A bipartisan chorus of lawmakers assailed Joe Biden for failing to seek congressional approval before authorizing military strikes against targets in Yemen controlled by Iranian-backed Houthi militants, reigniting a long-simmering debate over who has the power to … Read more
Study calculated that there was an 11% increase in mortality associated with cases involving the use of hydroxychloroquine People who took an anti-malaria treatment that Donald Trump touted as a cure for Covid-19 in the early days of the pandemic and waning days of his presidency were 11% more likely to die from the virus, … Read more
Thousands were without power as cold snap spreads across country, promising bone-chilling caucuses in Iowa The National Weather Service posted on social media on Friday that “a very active weather pattern” across the nation had prompted some kind of weather warning or advisory in every US state. Airlines in the US canceled more than 1,600 … Read more
The Supreme Court will consider whether city ordinances that bar homeless people from camping on public property violate constitutional protections against “cruel and unusual punishment.”
The late Radio 1 DJ was inspiring for so many reasons: her unbounded tastes, her all-star connections, and her refusal to be a gatekeeper When Annie Nightingale, who has died aged 83, first approached the BBC in the hope of getting on the radio, she was instantly rebuffed. Her qualifications were inarguable: as a young … Read more
