Category: News
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Climate Change Case Presented in Supreme Court
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The US Supreme Court kicked off their new term with a case surrounding climate change. A Colorado city has sued two oil companies to pay the state for harm they claimed the companies have contributed to worsening heat waves and wildfires. The ruling could impact beyond Colorado.
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Report: Trump’s D.C. Renovation Projects have Cost $1.8 Billion
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – A new report from the Joint Economic Committee estimates President Donald Trump’s makeovers of DC landmarks and monuments has cost taxpayers about $1.8 billion dollars. One Democratic Senator said that money could be spent elsewhere.
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El-Sayed has Slight Edge over Rogers in New FOX News Poll for Michigan Senate Race
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – According to a new FOX News poll, the fight for the Michigan Senate race is split by just one percentage point.
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Sen. Slotkin Wants to Ban Presidential Pardons
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The President said he would consider pardoning members of his administration before the end of his term.
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Free Skilled Trades Training is Opening New Career Paths for Puerto Ricans
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A unique program in Puerto Rico is giving residents a chance to build careers in the skilled trades, all at no cost. From construction sites to classrooms, the Home Builders Institute is creating a pipeline into Puerto Rico’s skilled trades.
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Senate Breaks for Midterm Elections, Big Measures to Tackle once Congress Returns
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Senate is now in recess for the midterm elections despite having a lot of big measures left to deal with.
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Measles Outbreak in Pennsylvania Highlights Vaccine Skepticism and Public Health Trust
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Pennsylvania has seen 119 new cases in the past week alone, nearly one-third of the almost 1,000 total cases are individuals under the age of 18. Out of nearly 3,700 reported measles cases nationwide, 943 are in Pennsylvania — the most in the U.S.
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White House Defends Trump Ads, Critics Say They Violate Federal Law
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The White House is facing scrutiny over taxpayer-funded ads that critics say promote President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies. The ads have drawn criticism from Democrats — and now some Republicans — as questions grow over whether the ads violate federal laws.
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Sen. Slotkin Accuses Trump of using Increasingly Authoritarian Maneuvers, Concerned about Trump’s Potential Interference in Upcoming Elections
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – During an event with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin (D- MI) spoke about the global democratic decline and warns that President Donald Trump is using an authoritarian playbook here at home.
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Trump Calls for “Self-Regulation” on “Super Intelligence” After Meeting with Tech, Leaders
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From the White House to Silicon Valley, the people shaping the future of what President Trump now calls “Super Intelligence” were called to the same table.