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White House chief of staff Ron Klain to step down White House chief of staff Ron Klain, who has served in the position since the start of the administration, is preparing to step down, a source familiar with his plans confirmed to The Hill. Klain will likely leave following President Biden’s State of the Union…
After Supreme Court ruling, Roe v. Wade at 50 looks far different than anniversaries past Activists and lawmakers on both sides of the abortion issue are marking Sunday’s 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade ruling by seeking to reenergize supporters and refocus their goals after the landmark decision was struck down by the Supreme Court. The court’s…
State employee alleges Florida sidestepped process in excluding gender-affirming care from Medicaid Florida health officials circumvented traditional regulatory channels to draft a report recommending gender-affirming health care be excluded from coverage under Medicaid, a state employee alleges in an exchange included in new court filings. Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), which controls most of the state’s…
Where Biden’s racial justice agenda stands Racial justice was at the forefront of President Biden’s agenda when he took office. Yet despite signing an executive order on advancing racial equity, critics say he’s made little progress since his election, including on voting rights and police reform, two major concerns for Black voters. He now faces a…
Russia expected to increase cyberattacks in Ukraine war — to little effect Nearly a year into its war with Ukraine, Russia has had little success on the cyber battlefield — and that doesn’t look like it will change moving forward. In the coming months, the Kremlin is expected to escalate its cyber operations as it continues to face major…
The five hardest hits from a judge’s scathing ruling against former President Trump Former President Donald Trump suffered yet another legal setback on Thursday, when a U.S. district judge ordered him and his lead attorney to pay almost $1 million in costs and fees to numerous defendants, including Hillary Clinton, after a Trump suit the judge…
Trump: ‘Under no circumstances’ should Republicans cut Social Security or Medicare Former President Trump on Friday urged Republicans in Congress not to cut “a single penny” from Medicare or Social Security, a notable warning as some GOP lawmakers prepare to use the debt ceiling debate as leverage to try to secure spending cuts. “Under no…
Google Parent Alphabet to Lay Off 12,000 Employees Not even Google parent Alphabet is safe from the dark economic clouds, unveiling on Friday that it plans to lay off around 12,000 employees, or 6 percent of its staff, and becoming the latest technology giant to unveil big cuts. The job reductions are the company’s largest ever,…
Santos getting icy reception from House GOP Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) is getting an icy reception from colleagues in the House GOP even as he receives committee assignments and continues to serve his constituents on Long Island. Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) calls him a “bad guy;” Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) describes him as an “imposter.”…
How US-German ‘bickering’ is blocking Ukraine’s push for tanks A push to provide battle tanks to Ukraine is stalled after U.S. officials this week expressed reluctance over difficulties in maintenance and training for the advanced tracked vehicle. The U.S. decision effectively prevents Ukraine getting tanks from other NATO allies as well, as Germany this week…