WASHINGTON — Rep. Peter T. King, the longest-serving Republican in New York’s congressional delegation, said Monday that he would retire, joining a growing exodus of Republicans from Congress before the 2020 elections.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., announced Wednesday that he will resign from his seat at the end of the year, citing health reasons for the decision.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., announced Wednesday that he will resign from his seat at the end of the year, citing health reasons for the decision.
EL PASO, Texas — Rep. Will Hurd of Texas, the only black Republican in the House, announced Thursday that he would not seek reelection next year, adding to a wave of departures that has unsettled party leaders as they hope to reclaim the majority in 2020.
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. — If Rob Cohen knew that aid was on its way from Washington, circumstances would be different on his devastated pecan farms, which once spanned five counties and 1,400 acres.
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. — If Rob Cohen knew that aid was on its way from Washington, circumstances would be different on his devastated pecan farms, which once spanned five counties and 1,400 acres.Kenya The New York Times world26 May 2024
WASHINGTON — Washington residents lined the Capitol Hill hallways, waving the red and white District of Columbia flag. They stood outside the Metro handing out buttons that declared, “I AM a citizen,” and stickers that said, “I showed up 4 D.C. statehood.”
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump marked Christmas by again lobbying for a wall at the southern border, underscoring his unwillingness to acquiesce to Democrats over money to pay for border security.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump marked Christmas by again lobbying for a wall at the southern border, underscoring his unwillingness to acquiesce to Democrats over money to pay for border security.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump marked Christmas by again lobbying for a wall at the southern border, underscoring his unwillingness to acquiesce to Democrats over money to pay for border security.Kenya The New York Times world11 Jun 2021
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump marked Christmas by again lobbying for a wall at the southern border, underscoring his unwillingness to acquiesce to Democrats over money to pay for border security.
CLINT, Texas — Women held in rooms without running water, sleeping bags set up on concrete and children left apart from their families: That was what Democratic lawmakers said they heard about Monday as they toured two Texas border facilities.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — At the edge of the crowd, Diane Luke, wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat, stood up and informed Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich., that she did not have the words to express her disappointment in him.
LAS VEGAS — President Donald Trump on Saturday again declared that the United States was “full” and called its asylum system “a scam,” tying his push to close the country’s borders to immigrants entering the country illegally and asylum-seekers to an entreaty for Jewish voters to support his re-election campaign.
LAS VEGAS — President Donald Trump on Saturday again declared that the United States was “full” and called its asylum system “a scam,” tying his push to close the country’s borders to immigrants entering the country illegally and asylum-seekers to an entreaty for Jewish voters to support his re-election campaign.
WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats next week could block legislation proposed by their Republican counterparts that would allocate billions of dollars for disaster recovery across the country, citing opposition from House Democrats and a push to add more aid to Puerto Rico’s slow efforts to recover from a pair of devastating hurricanes more than a year ago.
Paul joins three other Republican senators — Susan Collins of Maine, Thom Tillis of North Carolina and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — in backing the resolution.
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