Senators
The North Carolina Senate has voted to create a new congressional map of the state, realigning voters from the Republican-controlled third district to the Democrat-controlled first district. The proposed map would potentially allow Republicans to control 11 seats in the next elections, a move that echoes wider redistricting efforts across
Senators
At least four Republican senators have signaled their opposition to Paul Ingrassia, President Trump's pick to lead the Office of Special Counsel, following the revelation of a series of racist text messages sent by Ingrassia. The nomination of Ingrassia, a 30-year-old self-described "constitutional law" expert, is
Senators
Bolivian voters overwhelmingly chose senator Rodrigo Paz as their new president, marking the end of two decades of socialist rule led by Evo Morales, who nationalized energy resources and broke ties with the United States. In a runoff election, Paz secured 54.6% of the vote to 45.4% for
Socialism
Bolivian voters overwhelmingly chose senator Rodrigo Paz as their new president, marking the end of two decades of socialist rule led by Evo Morales, who nationalized energy resources and broke ties with the United States. In a runoff election, Paz secured 54.6% of the vote to 45.4% for
Senators
Bolivian voters overwhelmingly chose senator Rodrigo Paz as their new president, marking the end of two decades of socialist rule led by Evo Morales, who nationalized energy resources and broke ties with the United States. In a runoff election, Paz secured 54.6% of the vote to 45.4% for
Legislative bills
Massachusetts lawmakers are poised to consider a legislation that would ban the sale of fur products from animals farmed for their pelts, a move that enjoys significant public support. The Joint Committee on Environment and Natural Resources will hold a hearing on October 21 on S.551 and H.990,
Legislative bills
A growing concern about the White House's military intervention in Venezuela has led a bipartisan group of senators to introduce a resolution that would bar President Trump from engaging in hostilities in the country without explicit authorization from Congress. The measure, led by Senators Tim Kaine of Virginia,
Legislative bills
A growing concern about the White House's military intervention in Venezuela has led a bipartisan group of senators to introduce a resolution that would bar President Trump from engaging in hostilities in the country without explicit authorization from Congress. The measure, led by Senators Tim Kaine of Virginia,
Legislative bills
The California State Senate has taken a significant step towards enhancing public safety by signing Senate Bill 380 into law, which aims to reevaluate the housing of sexually violent predators upon their conditional release. The bill, spearheaded by Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones, directs the Department of State Hospitals
Political parties
Republican Senator Ted Cruz has unleashed a scathing rebuke against Brendan Carr, Donald Trump's communications regulator, for intimidating ABC into suspending Jimmy Kimmel's show over Kimmel's controversial comments about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Cruz warned that the move sets a perilous
Legislative bills
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced the America's CHILDREN Act, which seeks to protect children of long-term visa holders from being forced to self-deport after turning 21 years old. The bill, co-sponsored by Representatives Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), Ross (D-NC), Miller-Meeks (R-IA), Salazar (R-FL), Bera (D-CA), Ciscomani (R-AZ), and
Political parties
Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) has issued a strongly worded statement condemning Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr for his alleged censorship of comedian Jimmy Kimmel during a recent monologue on his late-night show. Markey has also asked for unanimous consent to pass a resolution condemning Carr's
