ProPublica's Joshua Kaplan discusses Justice Samuel Alito's unreported trip paid for by a GOP donor, Rep. Bob Good (R-VA) discusses former Pres. Trump's legal issues, and Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) discusses spending priorities.
Before holding a private bilateral meeting, President Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered public remarks about their countries' partnership, including in the areas of defense, economic growth, and global infrastructure. After their remarks, a reporter asked President Biden, "How is Hunter feeling? Hunter's feeling good?" referring to his son pleading guilty to misdemeanor tax offenses. The president gave a thumbs up and a nod in response to the questions.
Rep. Bob Good (R-VA), a member of the Budget Committee and the Freedom Caucus, discussed former Pres. Trump's legal issues, Hunter Biden's guilty plea, and congressional news of the day.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) discussed the latest on the party's policy agenda and the official state visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a news conference with reporters on Capitol Hill.
U.S. House leadership, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, and others participated in an unveiling ceremony of a new postage stamp honoring the late civil rights activist Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) at the U.S. Capitol. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) shared their memories of Rep. Lewis. Speaker McCarthy recalled watching Rep. Lewis introduce President Obama on the 50th anniversary of the voting rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, which Mr. Lewis helped lead as a young activist. The speaker remarked on the progress of racial equality in the U.S., saying, "I got goosebumps, and I got tears, thinking how far we had come."
Will Hurd, the former three-term U.S. representative for the 23rd District in Texas, announced in a video released on YouTube his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. He said Republicans needed a presidential nominee that could beat President Biden in his bid for reelection.
Before holding a private bilateral meeting, President Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered public remarks about their countries' partnership, including in the areas of defense, economic growth, and global infrastructure. After their remarks, a reporter asked President Biden, "How is Hunter feeling? Hunter's feeling good?" referring to his son pleading guilty to misdemeanor tax offenses. The president gave a thumbs up and a nod in response to the questions.
Indian PM Modi asked about human rights during state visit to the U.S., House cmte releases IRS whistleblower testimony claiming Biden Admin. interference in Hunter Biden tax evasion case, GOP Will Hurd running for president.
Indian Prime Minister Modi asked about human rights during state visit to the U.S., House committee releasing IRS whistleblower testimony claiming Biden Administration interference in Hunter Biden tax evasion case, Republican Will Hurd announces run for president, Senate defeats bill to overturn ATF pistol brace rule.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that even though the Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates at their last meeting, there is a strong possibility of one to two interest rate hikes before the end of the year to help quell high inflation. Chair Powell appeared before the Senate Banking Committee to testify on the Federal Reserve's semiannual monetary policy report. A variety of topics were discussed, including the labor market and job growth, financial regulations, wage growth, and the impact that proposed capital requirements might have on small and community banks. He also addressed the recent failures of several regional banks, including Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, saying "the U.S. banking system is sound and resilient."
Indian Prime Minister Modi asked about human rights during state visit to the U.S., House committee releasing IRS whistleblower testimony claiming Biden Administration interference in Hunter Biden tax evasion case, Republican Will Hurd announces run for president, Senate defeats bill to overturn ATF pistol brace rule.
Indian Prime Minister Modi asked about human rights during state visit to the U.S., House committee releasing IRS whistleblower testimony claiming Biden Administration interference in Hunter Biden tax evasion case, Republican Will Hurd announces run for president, Senate defeats bill to overturn ATF pistol brace rule.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) discussed the latest on the party's policy agenda and the official state visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a news conference with reporters on Capitol Hill.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that even though the Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates at their last meeting, there is a strong possibility of one to two interest rate hikes before the end of the year to help quell high inflation. Chair Powell appeared before the Senate Banking Committee to testify on the Federal Reserve's semiannual monetary policy report. A variety of topics were discussed, including the labor market and job growth, financial regulations, wage growth, and the impact that proposed capital requirements might have on small and community banks. He also addressed the recent failures of several regional banks, including Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, saying "the U.S. banking system is sound and resilient."
Rep. Bob Good (R-VA), a member of the Budget Committee and the Freedom Caucus, discussed former Pres. Trump's legal issues, Hunter Biden's guilty plea, and congressional news of the day.
Officials from the State and Defense departments testify on U.S. policy toward NATO and Ukraine before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe. The hearing takes place ahead of NATO's July summit in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that even though the Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates at their last meeting, there is a strong possibility of one to two interest rate hikes before the end of the year to help quell high inflation. Chair Powell appeared before the Senate Banking Committee to testify on the Federal Reserve's semiannual monetary policy report. A variety of topics were discussed, including the labor market and job growth, financial regulations, wage growth, and the impact that proposed capital requirements might have on small and community banks. He also addressed the recent failures of several regional banks, including Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, saying "the U.S. banking system is sound and resilient."
