Christopher O'Leary from the Upjohn Institute for Employment Research discusses the role of state and federal unemployment insurance and Washington Times' Jeff Mordock previews the rehearing of the Michael Flynn case in federal court today.
The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit rehears oral argument to determine whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the perjury case against Michael Flynn as recommended by the Justice Department.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the Republicans and the White House on pandemic relief actions, as he spoke on the Senate floor this morning. He also talked about new Post Office proposals, as many states prepare to deal with voting by mail.
Nevada Senator Cortez-Masto todl the Senate that her constituents are need of housing assistance and rental stabilization amid the coronavirus pandemic. She added that lawmakers should be negotiating the next COVID-19 economic relief package.
Vice President Pence accepts the endorsement of President Trump's reelection by the Arizona Police Association at a "Cops for Trump" event hosted by the campaign.
A virtual discussion about the youth vote and activism was hosted today by the Washington Post, with David Hogg and Alexis Confer, from March for Our Lives
The Center for Strategic and International Studies hosted a virtual event discussing the development and distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine. The panel talked about the impact nationalism is having on the development and future distribution of a vaccine. They also discussed how the free market system could affect the price and potential treaties over a vaccine.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the Republicans and the White House on pandemic relief actions, as he spoke on the Senate floor this morning. He also talked about new Post Office proposals, as many states prepare to deal with voting by mail.
With Joe Biden's pick of Senator Kamala Harris as his VPOTUS, David Catanese of McClatchy Newspapers joins to discuss her nomination (2). Plus, Melody Schreiber of The New Republic (15) on vaccines and Robert Bixby of the Concord Coalition on the debt (30).
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) held a rally in her hometown of Oakland, California to formally launch her 2020 presidential campaign. She told supporters "I stand before you today clear-eyed about the fight ahead and what has to be done. With faith in God, with fidelity to country, and with the fighting spirit I got from my mother, I stand before you today to announce my candidacy for President of the United States." Sen. Harris first declared she was running for president on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
With Joe Biden's pick of Senator Kamala Harris as his VPOTUS, David Catanese of McClatchy Newspapers joins to discuss her nomination (2). Plus, Melody Schreiber of The New Republic (15) on vaccines and Robert Bixby of the Concord Coalition on the debt (30).
With Joe Biden's pick of Senator Kamala Harris as his VPOTUS, David Catanese of McClatchy Newspapers joins to discuss her nomination (2). Plus, Melody Schreiber of The New Republic (15) on vaccines and Robert Bixby of the Concord Coalition on the debt (30).
With Joe Biden's pick of Senator Kamala Harris as his VPOTUS, David Catanese of McClatchy Newspapers joins to discuss her nomination (2). Plus, Melody Schreiber of The New Republic (15) on vaccines and Robert Bixby of the Concord Coalition on the debt (30).
During a coronavirus briefing at the White House, President Trump criticized Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), Former Vice President Joe Biden's pick to be his running mate, saying she was "very nasty" to Joe Biden during the Democratic debates, and accused her of being "the meanest, the most horrible, most disrespectful of anybody in the U.S. Senate." He also praised Vice President Mike Pence saying, "he's been a fantastic Vice President." Also the president announced a new deal with biotechnology company Moderna for 100 million doses of its potential coronavirus vaccine.
The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit rehears oral argument to determine whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the perjury case against Michael Flynn as recommended by the Justice Department.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the Republicans and the White House on pandemic relief actions, as he spoke on the Senate floor this morning. He also talked about new Post Office proposals, as many states prepare to deal with voting by mail.
Nevada Senator Cortez-Masto todl the Senate that her constituents are need of housing assistance and rental stabilization amid the coronavirus pandemic. She added that lawmakers should be negotiating the next COVID-19 economic relief package.
Vice President Pence accepts the endorsement of President Trump's reelection by the Arizona Police Association at a "Cops for Trump" event hosted by the campaign.
The National Law Enforcement Museum hosted a virtual discussion on anti-bias programs for police officers. The panel discussed their varied experiences with police departments and anti-bias programs. They also talked about the importance of anti-bias programs in other fields such as teaching and in the judicial system. Panelist agreed that continued training for police officers and community outreach were necessary to confront biased beliefs.
During a coronavirus briefing at the White House, President Trump criticized Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), Former Vice President Joe Biden's pick to be his running mate, saying she was "very nasty" to Joe Biden during the Democratic debates, and accused her of being "the meanest, the most horrible, most disrespectful of anybody in the U.S. Senate." He also praised Vice President Mike Pence saying, "he's been a fantastic Vice President." Also the president announced a new deal with biotechnology company Moderna for 100 million doses of its potential coronavirus vaccine.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) held a rally in her hometown of Oakland, California to formally launch her 2020 presidential campaign. She told supporters "I stand before you today clear-eyed about the fight ahead and what has to be done. With faith in God, with fidelity to country, and with the fighting spirit I got from my mother, I stand before you today to announce my candidacy for President of the United States." Sen. Harris first declared she was running for president on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
