Biden’s announcement reflects a national shift toward tougher vaccine rules, as anger builds toward Americans who continue to refuse covid shots.
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Biden Justice Department has concluded that seeking Trump’s taxes serves “a legitimate legislative purpose.”
President Donald Trump bluntly urged acting attorney general Jeffrey Rosen to back claims of voter fraud, which senior Justice officials told him were false.
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One of Congress's far-right members has proposed such a bill, which is a non-starter.
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Israel is a case study in the vaccine's efficacy. But a rise in cases has vaccine skeptics cherry-picking their data.
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Analyzing Biden's walk-back of his comment that platforms such as Facebook are "killing people."
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Looking at how the pro-impeachment Republicans did, along with some of the other big numbers.
Biden administration adds sanctions on Cuban security officials and seeks ways to help anti-government protesters buck state censorship.
Daniel Goodwyn could go to jail for failing to comply with the requirement.
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"Just say that the election was corrupt + leave the rest to me and the R. Congressmen," said President Donald Trump to acting attorney general Jeffrey Rosen.
Three House Democrats have been arrested at protests over voting rights.
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The website Gateway Pundit — long a storehouse of unfounded conspiracy theories — has upped the ante in its claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump.
The lawmakers suggest bringing in the former DHS secretary or someone in his mold to tackle the influx of migrants at the southern border.
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It's more problematic — but vaccines work.
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A recent watchdog report from the Government Accountability Office suggested that the Social Security Administration review quotas of 500 to 700 cases annual for its administrative law judges.
Trump never announced a recipient of the final $220,000 of his salary. His post-presidential office has not said where it went.
Abbott's ban comes as the coronavirus’s more contagious delta variant drives another surge in cases in Texas.
He was an influential leader on national security and served decades in Congress with his brother, Sander.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Tex.) became the third member of Congress to be detained during protests aimed at rallying support for federal voting legislation.
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) has repeatedly promised “big and bold” solutions to the problems ailing America. He now may be on the cusp of delivering them amid his most perilous test of leadership yet.
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The very early campaign ad war, the meaning of a Trump loss in Texas, and the bitter end to Ohio's special elections.
Democrats hope any bipartisan deal Biden signs would be accompanied by a second package of spending passed through a partisan process called reconciliation.
