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Haitian authorities adopt electoral law in major step toward restoring democracy
Haiti’s transitional government on Monday adopted a long-awaited electoral law, setting in motion the process for restoring democratic rule after years of political paralysis and escalating violence.
The announcement was made by Frinel Joseph, one of the two observers on the scandal-plagued Transitional Presidential Council. In a post on X, ...Read more
Wesley Bell proposes bill to allow for more civil rights, consumer lawsuits
Saying it will give victims of racial discrimination "their day in court," U.S. Rep. Wesley Bell is one of several House members backing a bill that would allow for more discrimination suits to be filed.
The bill, introduced in late November, would give workers and consumers the ability to take race discrimination claims to court, rather than ...Read more
Nevada governor signs special session bills, including crime updates
Gov. Joe Lombardo signed the remaining five bills left on his desk following the week-long special legislative session in November, the Nevada Legislature’s online tracker showed Monday.
Though 13 bills made it to the Republican governor’s desk for approval after state lawmakers ended the session on Nov. 19, eight were signed by the ...Read more
Hunter Biden to face Connecticut bar suspension hearing this month
Hunter Biden will face a hearing later this month to determine whether he is suspended as a member of the Connecticut bar.
Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden, was convicted on federal tax and gun charges in 2024. Following those convictions, he agreed to be disbarred in Washington, D.C., where he lives.
Before he was sentenced, he ...Read more
Deport non-citizens hurting dogs, Republicans say after K9 Freddie is attacked
Mess with a dog and, if you’re here on a visa or are an undocumented immigrant, you’re going to get kicked out of the country and won’t be able to return.
That’s the message in the “Bill to Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals Act” or BOWOW Act.
The bill was triggered by a June incident at Virginia’s Dulles Airport where ...Read more
Trump signs law to unlock billions for drug addiction recovery
President Donald Trump on Monday signed into law a measure authorizing billions of dollars in federal funding to help prevent drug overdoses and aid patients recovering from addiction, according to the White House.
The measure effectively reauthorizes a public health program that was first established under Trump in 2018 and expired five years ...Read more
Mayor-elect Mamdani and Bernie Sanders picket with striking Starbucks workers
NEW YORK — Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and Sen. Bernie Sanders joined the picket line with striking Starbucks workers in Park Slope Monday.
The workers at unionized stores have been on strike since last month as they demand a contract that includes better hours and higher pay.
“These are not demands of greed — these are demands for ...Read more
North Carolina Rep. Don Davis will run for reelection from his redrawn district
North Carolina Democrat Don Davis, whose House seat was made significantly redder by state Republicans under a new congressional map, announced Monday that he would run for a third term from his redrawn 1st District, even though his home now lies in a neighboring district.
“Many feel Washington, D.C., isn’t serving their needs, and the ...Read more
Trump urges court to hear Eisenhower building issues in February
The administration said a temporary injunction to halt potential work on the Eisenhower Executive Office Building is unnecessary since President Donald Trump has not made a final decision as to whether painting the building is part of his plan to change the look of Washington.
In a filing with the U.S. District Court for the District of ...Read more
Trump doctor releases results of MRI scan to heart, abdomen
President Trump’s doctor Monday said recent MRI scans were performed on the president’s heart and abdomen, and showed the president remains in “excellent overall health.”
Hours after Trump vowed to release the results of the October MRIs, Dr. Sean Barbarella said the scans showed his major organs, key blood vessels, heart chamber sand ...Read more
Hondurans face weeks of uncertainty as election ends in tie
Honduras risks weeks of uncertainty after Sunday’s presidential election was tied between a candidate backed by Donald Trump and a former sportscaster the U.S. leader attacked as a “borderline communist."
Nasry Asfura, a conservative former mayor of the nation’s capital, had 39.91% of votes when the electoral authority declared the quick...Read more
NC's swing-voting Democrat will move to redrawn district to run for reelection
Rep. Don Davis will seek reelection in North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, which he currently represents.
The Democratic congressman’s decision, first reported by Punchbowl News and confirmed Monday by Davis’ spokeswoman, Hannah Spengler, answers a months-long question and could determine decisions by other candidates seeking a ...Read more
Jack Schlossberg unveils plan to roll back Trump tariffs on food, clothing
Manhattan Democratic congressional candidate Jack Schlossberg has unveiled a proposal to roll back President Trump’s punishing tariffs on food and clothing, he told the Daily News Monday.
The grandson of President John F. Kennedy said he would push for a bill outlawing Trump’s tariffs on imported food and apparel because the taxes on those ...Read more
Boeing's 737-derived E-7 Wedgetail caught in Congress-Pentagon spat
SEATTLE — Boeing’s E-7 Wedgetail is caught in a political tug-of-war.
The twin-engine airborne early warning and control aircraft is built on the Renton, Washington-made 737 NG airframe and then outfitted with radar antenna, sensors and other network connectivity equipment to turn it into a military plane.
As Boeing bills it, the Wedgetail...Read more
Trump promises to release results of his 'perfect' MRI scan
President Donald Trump has promised to release the results of his recent MRI, claiming the scan was “perfect” even as he says he’s not sure what part of his body was under examination.
Trump said he knew the MRI did not involve his brain because he said he “aced” a recent cognitive test.
“If you want to have it released, I’ll ...Read more
This week: Defense policy bill on the move as Capitol Christmas tree arrives
WASHINGTON — Congress returns from Thanksgiving with a Christmas tree lighting scheduled for Tuesday and lengthy to-do list before the next holiday break, even though there’s no budget deadline until the end of January.
The tree lighting is an annual tradition, with bipartisan members of the Nevada delegation expected to join Speaker Mike ...Read more
Vote count starts in Honduras election Trump sought to influence
Vote counting has started in Honduras’ presidential election in which Donald Trump unexpectedly intervened at the last minute, and in which the two frontrunners pledged to end diplomatic ties with Beijing.
Former vice-president and sportscaster Salvador Nasralla, who Trump attacked as a “borderline communist,” led polls heading in to ...Read more
Trump says he has made his choice to lead the Federal Reserve
President Donald Trump said Sunday he has decided on his pick for the next Federal Reserve chair after making clear he expects his nominee to deliver interest-rate cuts.
“I know who I am going to pick, yeah,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One on his way back to Washington, without naming his choice. “We’ll be announcing it.”
...Read more
Calif. Rep. Robert Garcia leads Democrats' strategy on Epstein probe, to GOP's dismay
Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., and his team faced a monumental task on Nov. 5: Sift through more than 20,000 documents obtained from the estate of Jeffrey Epstein in search for something that would shed more light into President Trump's relationship with the now-deceased convicted sex offender.
After six tedious days combing through the records,...Read more
Is Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes angling for a pardon from President Trump?
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, unrepentant in a Texas prison, may be angling for a pardon from President Donald Trump.
The convicted fraudster’s account on social media platform X has in recent months repeatedly claimed innocence, and posted a steady stream of comments and content aligned with Trump and his Make America Great Again ...Read more
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