Politics
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WNBA Players Finally Speak Publicly on Brittney Griner
After a long, intentional silence, WNBA stars Angel McCoughtry and Breanna Stewart speak out about Brittney Griner’s Russian arrest.
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Arizona Will Now Require Voters To Prove Citizenship and Residency To Vote In Presidential Elections
The Supreme Court struck down a similar measure by Arizona in 2013.
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Sen. Cory Booker Speaks About His Impassioned Speech Defending Ketanji Brown Jackson
“I’m grateful that Sens. Schumer and Durbin put me in a position to be in that moment. But make no mistake, we are an amazing team on the Judiciary Committee.”
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Vice President Kamala Harris Meets With Jamaican Prime Minister
Historic meeting comes as Jamaica pursues “independence” from Britain, closer ties to U.S.
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Rhode Island Senator Gives Up Re-election bid, Puts Black Lives Matter Leader in the Race
Harrison Tuttle, 23, will now join the race for Senator in Rhode Island.
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Adam Shakoor, Attorney who Represented Rosa Parks and the Nation’s First Muslim Judge, Dies at 74
He also served as the deputy mayor of Detroit from 1989 to 1993.
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GOP Sen. Susan Collins’ Yes Vote All But Guarantees Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation
It now appears that Vice President Kamala Harris’ tie-breaking vote won’t be needed
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Senate Judiciary Committee Moves Closer To Vote On Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court Nomination
Senate Judiciary Committee will meet on April 4 to advance Jackson’s nomination to the full Senate floor
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Pandemic Universal School Meals Program Is Set To End in June If Extension Is Not Reached
With a crucial program that allowed more children to eat in schools set to expire this summer, Congress is still figuring out a game plan.
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President Biden To Propose More Money For Policing In 2023 Budget Plan
The increase in spending would surge resources for federal prosecutors and state and local law enforcement.