Washington Post – Politics:
New York Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou had been weighing a run on the Working Families Party line in the general election to challenge former federal prosecutor Daniel Goldman, who won the Democratic primary last month.
Author: Amy B Wang
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White House portrait ceremonies offered bipartisanship — until Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
A look back at White House portrait unveiling ceremonies throughout the years.
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Q&A: What to know about the White House unveiling of Obama portraits
Washington Post – Politics:
The unveiling of Barack and Michelle Obama’s official White House portraits will also mark the return of a tradition that was on pause during Donald Trump’s time in office.
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Post Politics Now: Biden to warn of dangers to democracy in prime-time address
Washington Post – Politics:
President Biden will target extremists in the Republican Party in a prime-time address as Democrats battle to hold their majorities in Congress in the November midterm elections.
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Judge delays Gov. Kemp’s testimony in Ga. probe until after November election
Washington Post – Politics:
The judge also denied a motion from Kemp to quash the subpoena entirely.
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N.Y. House race may not be settled as Niou weighs run against Goldman
Washington Post – Politics:
Niou, who has not conceded the Democratic primary race yet, could run on the November ballot on the Working Families Party line.
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Smithsonian’s Trump portraits to be funded with $650K donation from former president’s PAC
Washington Post – Politics:
The donation, along with a second private gift of $100,000 from an unnamed donor, will fund portraits of Donald and Melania Trump at the National Portrait Gallery.
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Sen. Graham gets temporary reprieve from testifying before Ga. grand jury
Washington Post – Politics:
Graham had been scheduled to testify Tuesday before Georgia grand jury investigating Republican efforts to reverse the 2020 presidential election results in the state.