Washington Post – Politics:
The departure of Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah), an author and retired Air Force pilot, would reduce the GOP’s already-slim margin in the House until a replacement could be elected.
Washington Post – Politics:
The departure of Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah), an author and retired Air Force pilot, would reduce the GOP’s already-slim margin in the House until a replacement could be elected.
Washington Post – Politics:
Ron DeSantis’s comments are similar to those of Donald Trump, though the former president has said he would not only issue pardons but make an apology to the Jan. 6 offenders.
Washington Post – Politics:
Clinton argued that Republicans probably would block Democrats from filling a vacancy on the Judiciary Committee and stall President Biden’s judicial nominees.
Washington Post – Politics:
The panel was looking into his alleged ties to a Chinese intelligence operative, despite the FBI previously clearing him of wrongdoing in the matter.
Washington Post – Politics:
The delicate negotiations, which congressional leaders have said yielded progress in recent days, could be upended by the demand.
Washington Post – Politics:
The matter is now in the hands of the Ethics Committee, which has been investigating Santos since March and is looking into a litany of claims about the freshman congressman, including about his past business practices, campaign finance expenditures and an allegation of sexual misconduct.
Washington Post – Politics:
Cherelle Parker, a former city councilor and state legislator, emerged from a field of nine in a competitive race for the Democratic nomination for Philadelphia mayor.
Washington Post – Politics:
Voters in Kentucky will choose their next nominees for governor and secretary of states, while Philadelphia voters will select their next mayoral nominees in Tuesday’s primary elections.
Washington Post – Politics:
In a letter to Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.) block of quick military promotions poses a “clear risk” to the nation’s military readiness and directly impacts the lives of service members’ families.