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Democrats see a clear path to winning back the House majority in next fall’s elections, even as their worries grow that they could lose their hard-fought Senate majority. In the House, Democrats need to pick up five seats to take back their majority, and the House map includes close to a dozen seats being defended…
The discovery of cocaine near the West Wing of the White House is causing a political headache for President Biden, leaving him exposed to criticisms from his GOP opponents while raising concerns about security at the complex. Administration officials have been fielding uncomfortable questions this week about how cocaine got into the White House amid…
Former Vice President Mike Pence defended his actions presiding over Congress’s certification of the 2020 Electoral College results to a pro-Trump voter during a campaign stop in Iowa on Wednesday. Pence was holding a campaign event in Sioux City, where a participant told him that Biden should not be the president and asked if he…
An order limiting the Biden administration’s communication with social media companies could make it harder to curb disinformation as the 2024 election nears. A federal judge on Tuesday curtailed communication between certain Biden administration agencies and social media companies after a GOP-led challenge to efforts to combat disinformation, arguing attempts to do so violated protected…
The White House is facing backlash about its decision to turn back on interest for student loans as part of its “on-ramp” repayment program, which progressives and advocates argue isn’t enough to help struggling borrowers. The program aims to help those who can’t repay their loans when payments resume this fall by removing the threat…
The Arizona Secretary of State’s office has been subpoenaed by special counsel Jack Smith as part of his investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, a spokesperson confirmed to The Hill. The secretary of state’s office received two subpoenas, one for the previous administration and another for the current one, the spokesperson said. The subpoenas…
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Election Day 2024 is still 16 months away, but plenty has been revealed in the early months of the presidential campaign. The Republican field looks set. President Biden is not facing a truly serious challenge for the Democratic nomination. And the Supreme Court keeps throwing curveballs. There are many twists and turns still to come….
Republicans are split on whether their presidential contenders should embrace a federal 15-week ban on abortion as the party tries to find its footing on the issue going into 2024. In a radio ad released Thursday in Iowa, Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) vowed to back a national 15-week ban on the procedure. That ad followed…
The Supreme Court’s term came to an end last week with decisions nullifying President Biden’s student debt relief plan and the affirmative action in college admission programs, outcomes that reaffirmed the high court’s conservative bent. The court issued several unexpected outcomes this term that suggested it may be more nuanced than meets the eye,…