Congress passed the bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill over the weekend, ending months of tense negotiations and blockage from progressive Democrats while leaving the larger reconciliation bill and its contents up for grabs. The bill allocates funds for
Eliza Fletcher's alleged killer should have been behind bars due to another alleged crime he had committed, Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) says.
'They're happening too much to be a coincidence,' exiled Iranian says.
Cameron was at a D.C. public library for an event promoting his new children's book, "As You Grow."
Apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border have reached a 21-year high of 178,000.
"Misguided and miseducated anarchists reject civility," says former state Sen. Avel Gordly. "This must stop."
Billions of federal tax dollars are being poured into a fledgling hydrogen industry, and critics say the plan lacks as much forethought as the rest of Biden's green initiatives.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken's remarks came in the aftermath of unconfirmed reports that Ukrainians in Mariupol were attacked with chemicals.
More than 5% of the country is currently serving or was called up to serve after what many call "Israel's 9/11." Supply-chain problems abound, given the massive size of the deployment of IDF troops.
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission told the utility that the “premature closure of these [coal] plants adds to the uncertainty of electrical generation resource adequacy in the upper Midwest.” Some energy experts call the government's policies "irrational."