Mattarella e la crisi migranti: “Sia rispettata la loro dignità”. Roma-Madrid, lite continua
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Foti: “La loro una rappresaglia. Ceuta il fallimento di Sanchez, terremo il punto fino a fine crisi”
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Palazzo Chigi e Moncloa alla guerra dei nervi. La mediazione di Bruxelles
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Una ragazza in fuga dalla Somalia: il primo respingimento tedesco verso l’Italia
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Berlino riapre il fronte clandestini: “Verranno espulsi verso l’Italia”
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Trump’s White House ballroom foes face ‘very tough argument’ at Supreme Court, legal experts say
President Donald Trump could win the legal fight over his planned White House ballroom, say two legal experts who believe the U.S. the Supreme Court could end the case without weighing in on the underlying constitutional issue. In a lengthy social media post Friday, Trump vowed to take the fight over his White House ballroom […]
Fauci in the congressional wringer: A test for Trump’s newly-minted attorney general
Contempt of Congress. It sounds bad. And it usually is. But what does it mean? Holding someone in contempt of Congress usually stems from them refusing to testify before a House or Senate committee or declining to provide documents and information requested by lawmakers. Especially if someone rejects an inquest by subpoena. REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: WHY […]
The moment I knew: As I packed, our future looked uncertain – then he gave me his fluffy pyjamas
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Graham replacement hopefuls make final pitches before special election: Iran war, DSA, Flock cams and more
Nine Republican candidates vying to permanently fill late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat spoke directly to voters Saturday at an event in Florence County, South Carolina, where they addressed the war with Iran, the rising tide of socialism in the Democratic Party and potential privacy concerns around Flock cameras. The event was hosted by Alan […]
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to what the Senate did and didn’t do overnight
The Senate wrapped up its summer session at 4:57 a.m. ET. Senators knocked two major items off their checklist. They confirmed Todd Blanche as the nation’s 88th attorney general. They also approved a bipartisan interim spending bill that likely goes a long way toward preventing a government shutdown in October. But nearly as important as […]
