You said in an interview that I was an idiot. Wood wrote to Mark Richards that he was not.
In New Hampshire on Tuesday, President Biden said that his house burned down with his wife inside, adding to a long list of personal stories he has embellished over the years.
Democrats in the Senate are pressing ahead with the social and environmental spending plan, which may undergo major changes in order to appease centrists. The House voted on the bill after hours on Friday. The legislation needs to win over Senate Democratic moderates and liberals in order to pass.
The case has nothing to do with race. It had nothing to do with race. It had to do with the right to self-defense.
The Cowboys played the Kansas City Chiefs without the services of receiver Amari Cooper.
The Capital-Journal.
Readers are angry at the U.S. senators and representatives for voting on infrastructure.
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
A holiday parade in a Milwaukee suburb was disrupted by an SUV plowing through it.
The WSJ reported that Mike Pence promised to support incumbent Republican governors against their challengers.
Fox News aired a sneak peak of the interview where the teen says he is not a racist.
The majority of Democrats say the Capitol attack was an insurrection.
Winsome Sears wouldn't say if she's been shot against Covid-19.
Pete Buttigieg told Chuck Todd on NBC that there was a lot to be upset about after Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty of murder.
Republican and corporate donors cheered on Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia as he traveled to Dallas to raise money for his re-election campaign. In September, Sen. Sinema stopped by the same home to raise money for her campaign.
The top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee criticized a blockade by some in his party of President Biden's top diplomatic picks. The chamber's unanimous consent rule has been used by Republican senators to stall confirmations in protest of Biden's national security decisions.
Donald Trump told Peter Navarro to ignore the subpoena.
During an interview with ABC15, Arizona Sen. Sinema said she had been elected to be a workhorse not a show horse. Sinema, who rarely gives interviews, has faced criticism from some Democrats for not being more transparent about her views during negotiations for the high-profile infrastructure and social spending bills.
Kevin was condemned for trying to have Black pastors thrown out of the courtroom, complaining that the jury didn't include enough "Bubbas or Joe six-packs" and for equating Black faith leaders with Klansmen.
After the whistle, a post-whistle tussle ended with a smacking of the face of Jennings.
Mark Pukita has up to $50,000 in Johnson & Johnson stock and up to $15,000 in Pfizer stock, according to his Senate financial disclosures.
Tlaib told "Axios on HBO" that she's worried about what will happen to Biden's social spending bill in the Senate.
