Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden took shots at each other on the eve of the debate with viral videos. Trump’s social media post, a sketch from Fox News host Jimmy Failla that was originally released in March, advertised a prescription titled “Bidenica.” The video referenced Biden’s various verbal slip-ups in his speeches […]
Two giant pandas are on their way from China to the San Diego Zoo, the first pair of pandas to enter the United States in 21 years, according to the zoo’s press release. U.S. officials and leaders of the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance joined Chinese dignitaries and conservation leaders in China’s Sichuan province to […]
A hearing to consider a bipartisan tech privacy bill was abruptly canceled at the last minute by House Energy and Commerce Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), who planned to advance the legislation despite opposition from House GOP leadership. The sudden scheduling change, which occurred minutes before lawmakers on the panel were set to convene, came […]
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would allow emergency rooms in Idaho to carry out abortion procedures despite the state’s ban. The decision in Moyle v. United States comes just one day after the opinion in the case was inadvertently posted and marks a blow to the six states that have enacted near-total abortion […]
The Supreme Court on Thursday dealt a blow to the powers of the Securities and Exchange Commission in a case that challenged the constitutionality of its enforcement proceedings on 7th Amendment grounds. The 6—3 opinion by Chief Justice John Roberts held that individuals who are facing civil penalties by the SEC can seek to move […]
Republicans seem more poised than Democrats or independents to tune into the presidential debate, according to a new survey. Seventy-five percent of Republicans say they are likely to watch the debate, compared to 61% of Democrats and 58% of independents, according to a Syracuse University-Ipsos poll. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are […]
The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down an Environmental Protection Agency rule cracking down on power plant pollution, in yet another blow to the Biden administration as it looks to deliver on its decarbonization goals. Justices voted 5-4 to block the EPA’s so-called “good neighbor” plan, which sought to strictly limit ozone pollution from power […]
The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected Purdue Pharma’s proposed $6 billion bankruptcy settlement. A 5-4 majority opinion by Justice Neil Gorsuch sided with the Biden administration‘s argument that Purdue’s settlement is an abuse of bankruptcy protections meant for debtors in financial distress, not for the owners of the multibillion-dollar opioid company, the Sackler family, who […]
As if this month’s warning that the federal budget deficit was pushing $2 trillion wasn’t bad enough, a new analysis out today shows it growing to $3 trillion in 10 years. And worse: payment on the interest will eat three-quarters of tax revenue. “In short, Washington is on a totally unsustainable fiscal path, and a […]
While the National Republican Congressional Committee is spending money to protect vulnerable House seats, they’re also moving to the offensive to try and flip some Democrat-held seats. The NRCC has plans to reserve $46 million in advertising ahead of November in 22 different districts and 29 media markets. Of that, 13 of the seats are […]
