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Sen. Tim Kaine on push for Biden to drop out: ‘We need to be unified’

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) responded to reporter questions on Monday inquiring where he stood on the push for President Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential election. The former Virginia governor called the division “not helpful” in the party as the dribbling out of Democrats’ criticism of the president has consumed the news […]

Biden stems bleeding among Hill Democrats but future still on life support

President Joe Biden on Monday prevented the dam from breaking within the Democratic Party on his political future — for now. He faced only one new public call to withdraw from the race, bringing the total to six sitting members of Congress, even as lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill for the first time in more […]

Inside Congress’s bipartisan effort against sexually explicit AI deepfakes

A group of bipartisan lawmakers has introduced legislation aimed at combating the horde of websites distributing nonconsensual, sexually explicit deepfakes. Over the last few months, Republicans and Democrats have floated multiple bills that would hold parties accountable for the distribution of deepfake pornography, as well as give victims the ability to seek financial settlement. The […]

Greg Lopez sworn in, growing House Republicans’ narrow majority

House Republicans gained some temporary relief after swearing in the conference’s 220th member on Monday, giving Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) additional breathing room with the GOP’s winning streak with special elections. Rep. Greg Lopez (R-CO), who won the special election to replace former Republican Rep. Ken Buck, was sworn into office on the first day […]

California House Democrat announces blood cancer diagnosis

Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) announced he was diagnosed with blood cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. Garamendi, 79, said he was diagnosed with a “treatable” form of blood cancer on Monday. He began undergoing chemotherapy treatment at Kaiser Oncology in Sacramento, California, on Monday.  “My wife Patti, a leader in the Congressional Families Cancer Prevention Program, ensures […]

Schumer fighting to have Trump’s Jan. 6 actions unguarded from Supreme Court immunity ruling

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is advancing legislation to classify former President Donald Trump’s actions on the Jan. 6 insurrection as unofficial following the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity.  Schumer and his Democratic colleagues say they will use powers that allow Congress to regulate courts in a legislative push to classify Trump’s actions […]

Austin Theriault questions timing of Jared Golden’s Biden criticism

GOP House hopeful Austin Theriault, a former NASCAR driver, attempted to cast doubt on Rep. Jared Golden’s (D-ME) criticism of President Joe Biden. Golden, a centrist Democrat, occupies one of the most vulnerable Democratic districts in 2024, with the Cook Political Report labeling the race as a toss-up in favor of Republicans. Theriault’s campaign has […]

Biden threatens to veto House disapproval of Title IX transgender rule

President Joe Biden has issued yet another veto threat against the GOP-controlled House, this time over his controversial Title IX rewrite. The House could vote as soon as Tuesday on H.J. Res. 165, a congressional disapproval of a new Department of Education rule prohibiting discrimination of sex in education programs or activities that receive federal […]

Black House Democrats throw weight behind Biden amid party infighting

As President Joe Biden faces criticism over his poor debate performance and ability to handle a second term in the White House, leaders of the Congressional Black Caucus are coming out in force to throw their support behind the incumbent.  Several black House Democrats, including caucus Chairman Steven Horsford (D-NV) and Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL), […]

Press turns on White House at fiery press briefing over Biden health

Hours after President Joe Biden hit out at “elites” attempting to oust him from power, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced a barrage of questions from reporters demanding to know whether her boss had the mental capacity to continue the job. During a frequently awkward and uncomfortable press conference in the Brady Briefing Room, Jean-Pierre repeatedly […]
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