Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and misled about nursing home deaths, according to the impeachment report.
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
People who are in jail and have not been convicted of a crime can still vote. Roughly 50 people did in 2020, but many in jail don't know they can vote.
The National Press Club has an undercover investigation into Hillary Clinton's campaign staff. An FBI raid on James O'Keefe's home in early November 2021, which sparked an unusual demonstration of support from the very establishment media that O'Keefe has spent his career targeting and trashing, has been credited with sparking the demonstration of support. The raid was conducted on the suspicion that O'Keefe and former Project Veritas staffers were involved.
A group of medical and human rights groups are urging the president to personally engage in the fight to get an intellectual property waiver for the vaccine. More than a dozen groups wrote a letter to Biden urging him to grant an emergency waiver to combat the swine flu because fewer than a third of low-income countries had received a first shot. Biden reversed his position on a vaccine waiver in May.
I think it's sad. I think it was a mistake. The youth-turnout collapse we saw was big.
The four young women of color known as the "The Squad" broke barriers on their way to Congress, and in some cases, bested white incumbents to represent their now racially diverse districts. They were seen as the future.
The January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol was important to the donations from Julie Jenkins Fancelli. The Wall Street Journal reported in January that Fancelli gave $300,000 to Women for America First, the organization behind the "Save America" rally.
Careless use of the term can ruin a powerful alternative to a genuine problem.
The Arizona senator thinks Democrats shouldn't promise too much. There's only one problem.
This trial was winnable. David Henderson, a civil rights attorney, said that a different jury would have had a different outcome.
After talks with his counterpart in Moscow on Monday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia has sent satellite images to Lebanon before and after the explosion that devastated the port last year. Russia's space agency agreed to provide the images after a request from the president of Lebanon.
The stakes of passing the Build Back Better Act are very high.
John King, who is running for Maryland governor, told Insider of critical race theory that Republican attacks on race education are anti-truth.
The NAACP President said that the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse was a warning shot for Black communities that "vigilante justice" is allowed in certain communities.
The chemistry department at a Virginia university suggested in a series of online posts that the case against Kyle Rittenhouse hampered the progress of science, and that one critic is deriding it as "politicized rhetoric."
The heartland of socialist parties is Democratic Western Europe. They thrive and win.
Less than two-thirds of parents give schools an A or B for their handling of students' academic and social-emotional needs during the pandemic, and almost 60 percent said they haven't heard anything about additional resources their schools can provide to address these issues, according to a new poll. Sixty-one percent of them were assigned.
The University of Nebraska - Lincoln released a "Commitment to Action" towards its "Journey for Anti-Racism and Racial Equity." Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is angry.
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.
The CIA-killed-Kennedy myth has a twistier origin story.
