Giorno: 6 Ottobre 2023

Migrating Venezuelans Undeterred by US Plan to Resume Deportation Flights

At the edge of Panama’s Darien jungle Friday, Venezuelans made up the majority of migrants waiting for buses to speed them across the country to Costa Rica, where they planned to continue moving north.Annie Carrillo, a 38-year-old Venezuelan migrant traveling with her…

Dem Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro blasted over handling of sexual harassment allegations

Pennsylvania Republicans are criticizing Governor Josh Shapiro over his handling of sexual harassment allegations made against one of his top aides who recently resigned.  Several female Republican lawmakers, led by Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward, have questioned why the aide was allowed to remain in his position for months after his accuser came forward.  […]

Senate Passes Resolution to Honor Jimmy Buffett

The U.S. Senate approved a resolution paying tribute to the late singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, who died Sept. 1 after battling a rare type of skin cancer.[#item_full_content]

Some Republicans Furious Over Fox Speaker Interviews

Republican candidates running for the job of House Speaker will face off Monday in an interview on Fox News, a move some Republicans are calling “insanity,” reports CNN.Multiple House Republicans are infuriated by the decision, according to the report, and several have…[#item_full_content]

Dem Rep. Allred Bucks Party Trend, Backs Border Wall

Bucking the general stance of his party, Rep. Colin Allred, D-Texas, on Friday praised the Biden administration’s decision to construct additional sections of border wall at the U.S. border with Mexico.[#item_full_content]

Amazon to launch first two satellites in planned orbital internet service

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Speaker candidates make their case to a fractured House GOP ahead of next week’s vote

The likely candidates for House speaker are crisscrossing their way across the GOP conference Friday to make their case for the top job. Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La.; Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, R-Ohio; and Republican Study Committee Chair Kevin Hern, R-Okla., are pitching themselves to lead the House of Representatives, which is run by a […]

Despite Stiff Laws, Violent Gun Crimes Rise in Calif.

California has seen increases in the use of firearms in homicides and aggravated assaults in recent years despite relatively strong gun safety laws, the Los Angeles Times reported.

45 House Republicans Sign Letter Against ‘Chaos Caucus’

A group of more than 40 House Republicans have signed a letter calling out eight of their colleagues for voting with Democrats to remove former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., from his position, the Washington Examiner reported.[#item_full_content]

Christian University Claims Targeting by Biden Admin

Grand Canyon University, a Christian institution in Arizona, said it was “unjustly” targeted by the Biden administration.[#item_full_content]