Nine House Democrats overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning antisemitism and expressing support for Israel, reaffirming that the U.S. ally is “not a racist and apartheid state.”
According to the Penn Wharton Budget Model, President Joe Biden’s new income-driven repayment plan for student loans will cost $475 billion over the next ten years, which is tens of billions more than a previous proposal that the Supreme Court rejected last month.
Democrat Representative Summer Lee has questioned the Department of Defense over the military’s high allocation of funds towards seemingly frivolous expenses, especially Viagra.
A Georgia state representative who enraged her Democrat colleagues in the Georgia state House of Representatives when she chose to support a recent school choice measure has recently revealed her decision to switch parties.
Representative Barbara Lee requested on Sunday that President Joe Biden reconsider his plan to supply highly lethal and contentious cluster bombs to Ukraine as it conducts its counteroffensive against Russia.
The United States attorney assigned with probing Hunter Biden’s tax files, David Weiss, denied retaliating against the IRS whistleblower who claimed Weiss was barred from pressing charges outside his home district.
During a Sunday appearance on CNN, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said that Lorie Smith, the Colorado-based Christian graphic designer who sued the state over its anti-discrimination statute, only got into the field “for the purpose of provoking a case like this.”
During a town hall event with NewsNation on Wednesday, 2024 Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. diverted from the majority of his party, asserting there is nothing politicians can “meaningfully” do through additional gun restrictions to lessen America’s gun violence crisis.
The Pennsylvania state Senate adopted legislation on Tuesday that aims to reduce the number of individuals on probation and in jail by restricting the period of probation and barring former inmates from being sent back to jail for “minor infractions.”