“But I will defeat him,” President Biden said after estimating that 50 Democrats could beat the former president in next year’s election. Share full article President Biden said on Wednesday that “probably 50” Democrats could defeat former President Donald J.…
President Biden’s son has declined to testify in private but volunteered to do so in a public hearing with House panels leading the impeachment inquiry against his father. The G.O.P. chairmen have refused. Share full article Republicans have long claimed…
About two months after being ousted as speaker, Representative Kevin McCarthy said he would exit the House a year early. Share full article 304 Representative Kevin McCarthy, Republican of California, made history in October as the first House speaker to…
The administration has already told Congress that money for Ukraine will run out by the end of the year. Share full article 17 President Biden urged Congress in a televised speech on Wednesday to pass aid for Ukraine. President Biden…
The agreement bars the group of 10 Republicans from serving as electors in 2024 or any other election in which former President Donald J. Trump is on the ballot. Share full article
The European Commission unveiled on Wednesday (6 December) a set of measures and recommendations across policy areas to tackle hate crimes across Europe, especially against Jewish and Muslim communities – but some say it may fall short. Austria has recorded…
The UK moved on Tuesday (5 November) to salvage its cash for asylum seekers’ agreement with Rwanda by signing a new treaty with the East African country, while ministers hope that the revised pact will be a model for collaboration…
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez (PSOE/S&D) should apologise to Israel for questioning Tel Aviv’s military response to the Hamas attack on 7 October, the leader of the far-right Vox party, Santiago Abascal, said on Tuesday during a visit to Kibbutz…
The majority of Maltese are unhappy with how things are going in the country, fear a decline in their standard of living, and see democracy and the rule of law as key matters that need addressing, according to the Eurobarometer…
European citizens want the fight against poverty and the issue of social exclusion to top the European Parliament’s agenda ahead of next June’s EU elections, according to Eurobarometer, the bloc-wide survey carried out on behalf of EU institutions and published…