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The scenario that could bring Joe Manchin back to the Senate

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) likes to keep the political world on the edge, and he’s doing so again by teasing a “long-shot scenario” to reconsider his retirement as West Virginia‘s senior senator. The 76-year-old Democrat had discussed a situation where he may make a late entry into the Senate race as an independent with the […]

Democrat Bob Casey says ‘Israel can do more’ to help civilians in Gaza

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) said Israel “can do more” to help address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza when speaking to voters at a Democratic meet and greet in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, according to audio obtained by the Washington Examiner.  Casey was asked by a voter on Thursday whether he’d hold Israel accountable for the […]

Higher education faces a historic reckoning if GOP wins in November

Republicans are set to launch a broadside against colleges and universities if they take control of the federal government next year, eager to impose major changes on a higher education system that has faced intense scrutiny over accusations of excessive liberalism and, more recently, antisemitism. After years of mounting tensions between universities and Republicans over […]

The long push to abolish New Jersey’s ‘county-line’ ballot system

New Jersey’s unique ballots have come under scrutiny for decades for claims of voter suppression and manipulation. Now a high-profile lawsuit and a surprisingly competitive Senate race have thrown the state’s ballot into the public eye.   Nineteen of New Jersey’s 21 counties use the “county-line” ballot system. The county line places party-backed candidates in one […]

Larry Hogan accuses Van Hollen of abandoning Maryland Jewish community

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan used the first major policy address of his Senate campaign to excoriate Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) over his waning support for Israel. Hogan, a Republican who served two terms as governor of deep blue Maryland, launched a surprise bid for retiring Sen. Ben Cardin’s (D-MD) seat early last month. […]

Prosecutors suggest 40- to 50-year sentence for Sam Bankman-Fried

Federal prosecutors recommended FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried receive a prison sentence of 40 to 50 years Friday. Bankman-Fried, 31, was criminally convicted of seven counts, including wire fraud, securities fraud, and money laundering, amid his handling of a cryptocurrency exchange and hedge fund. His convictions added up to a possible 110 years in prison. “His […]

Fairfax students allowed to opt out of Holocaust survivor’s lecture

Middle school students in Fairfax County Public Schools were given the option to sit out on a Holocaust survivor’s lecture. Cooper Middle School will host a Holocaust survivor on March 18 to talk to seventh grade students. A subsequent email was sent to parents assuring them the lecture was not mandatory and that an “alternate […]

Biden impeachment hearing to happen ‘with or without’ Hunter, Comer says

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) told Hunter Biden he still plans to hold an impeachment inquiry hearing next week after the first son declined an invitation to appear as a witness. Comer also asked Biden, according to a letter published Friday, to reconsider his decision not to attend after Biden this week reneged […]

Texas bused 100,000 immigrants to sanctuary cities, including NYC and Chicago

AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) touted the state’s accomplishment of busing more than 100,000 immigrants from the border to “sanctuary cities” nationwide, including top destinations New York City and Chicago. The three-term Republican governor’s office announced the feat Friday and added that it does not plan to stop providing state-funded transportation for immigrants […]

GOP retreat with paltry attendance does little to ease member infighting: ‘Waste of time’

WEST SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Virginia — As House Republicans left the annual GOP retreat Friday, they lamented dismal attendance that sullied hopes of pushing out a strong and unifying message. Coupled with reminders of party infighting and a chaotic term, the conference departed West Virginia on uneven footing as they grappled with major issues ahead. […]
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