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Senate Democrats, led by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, are urging a comprehensive approach to address the devastating economic and health consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. In a CNN interview with Erin Burnett, Sen. Schumer emphasized the need for big, bold action to support Americans facing unprecedented job losses, healthcare crises,
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Michael Jordan fans are in for a treat as a pair of the basketball legend's game-worn and autographed Nike Air Jordan 1 shoes from 1985 are set to hit the auction block this weekend from Sotheby's. The mid-top sneakers were made exclusively for Jordan and feature
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Doctor Vladimir Zelenko, who has gained attention for pushing hydroxychloroquine usage for coronavirus treatment to the White House and on Fox News, may now face a Justice Department investigation. This arises from a mistaken email sent by conservative podcaster Jerome Corsi, who had copied federal prosecutor Aaron Zelinsky, a former
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell rejected calls to skip returning to session next week due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, stating that the chamber has constitutionally-mandated duties to carry out, including the confirmation of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees. This decision has sparked a heated debate between McConnell
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Donald Trump's recent Twitter posts have shown a repeat of his 2015 strategy, targeting Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton, and former President Bill Clinton with criticisms and personal attacks. The tweets, which include attacks on Bush's proposed spending on Trump hit ads and Clinton's stance
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The year 2015 saw a number of pressing issues come to the forefront, from the presidential election to gun violence and federal spending. In the realm of fact-checking, our top 10 most popular reports for the year reflect some of the most contentious debates and discussions of the past 12
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The 2016 presidential elections saw numerous debates and forums featuring the Democratic and Republican candidates. These events took place from August 2015 to October 2016, with various sponsors and moderators participating. The debates were crucial for the candidates to showcase their policies and engage with the public. Key Takeaways: * The
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As a Republican presidential candidate, Chris Christie's ability to resonate with voters in New Hampshire was a crucial aspect of his campaign. His latest appearance on CNN's "Tell It Like It Is" bus tour underscores the challenges he faces in garnering support from a
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Nine Republican presidential candidates faced off in the last debate of 2015, focusing on terrorism and national security, in a heated discussion that touched on issues like ISIS, immigration, and regime change. The debate was moderated by Hugh Hewitt, Dana Bash, and Wolf Blitzer, and it marked the last opportunity
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The 2016 presidential election is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable and dramatic elections in recent history, with scandals, changing poll numbers, and unexpected candiates vying for attention. Amidst the chaos, frontrunners like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are facing challenges from unexpected quarters, including Bernie Sanders,
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The 2016 presidential elections saw numerous debates and forums featuring Republican and Democratic candidates. These events played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and influencing voter decision-making. From the Voters First Forum in August 2015 to the final presidential debate in October 2016, the stage was set for some
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The Federal Trade Commission has filed an administrative complaint alleging that Staples' proposed $6.3 billion takeover of Office Depot would violate antitrust laws by limiting competition. The FTC's decision is not swayed by the existence of e-commerce giant Amazon.com, according to CNBC's Jim
