One would think that a toxic train derailment in Ohio would warrant a visit from the president. The accident, which resulted in a release of harmful chemicals into the air and forced evacuations, occurred on Feb. 3. Joe Biden has yet to visit. In fact, the first former or current president to visit was Donald Trump.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday debated the extent of liability that social media companies should incur for hosting terrorist propaganda, leading justices to appear unconventionally split on whether Twitter should be absolved of blame after it was accused of "aiding and abetting" an Islamic State attack in Istanbul.
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The White House lashed out at Republicans over the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, charging that the GOP worked alongside rail industry lobbyists to undo safety regulations during the Trump administration.
The White House moved Wednesday to cut fees for mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration, a move meant to lower costs for lower-income and first-time homebuyers that was welcomed by the industry but drew concerns from conservatives, who warned it could undermine the fiscal footing of the program.
The abortion rights group EMILY's List has put 23 vulnerable House Republicans "on notice" as it eyes Democratic pickup opportunities in the 2024 election cycle.
