The speaker said he would not allow the government to present Prime Minister Theresa May’s E.U. withdrawal agreement for a vote unless it was clearly different from earlier ones. The ruling stoked further uncertainty and left lawmakers stunned and wondering aloud what comes next.
Roughly a dozen House lawmakers shared their experiences with bigotry and discrimination in the wake of a controversy over remarks by Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.).
Some justices wondered whether House Republicans have the right to appeal a lower-court ruling on racial discrimination.
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While her tenure at home has had mixed reviews, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been perceived abroad as an inspirational leader for the modern age. That image has only been bolstered as she seeks to comfort her shaken nation.
Either Lori Lightfoot or Toni Preckwinkle will make history when voters go to the polls April 2. But neither candidate won a majority of the city’s black vote.
The $3.6 billion that President Trump decided to appropriate would have paid for new dining halls, schools and fire stations on bases, as well as firing ranges, aircraft hangars and flight simulation facilities.
The Iowa Republican broached the subject in a Saturday Facebook post — a bizarre meme of two fighting Frankenstein figures, one red and one blue.
NCAA Tournament
SEC champion Mississippi State is one of the top teams in the women's field. (AP)
Defending champion Notre Dame got one of the four top seeds. The other No. 1 seeds were given to Louisville, Mississippi State and Baylor, which received a No. 1 seed for the third time in four seasons. Check out the other first-round matchups here.
Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) said he was encouraged by the responses from the panel’s document requests to confidants of President Trump, business associates and White House officials.
At least three deaths have been reported as the worst flooding in decades continues across parts of the Plains and Midwest.
Perspective
Many Americans share a gut feeling that the game is rigged for the wealthy, and the middle class and the poor are losing. Are billionaires contributing their fair share?
