Author: Claire Carter, Washington Examiner
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Sheehy calls for Rubio to take over Iran negotiations if Vance can’t swing it
Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-MT) on Monday suggested Secretary of State Marco Rubio should be waiting in the wings to handle negotiations with Iran if Vice President JD Vance can’t get a long-term agreement with Tehran over the finish line. Vance is in Switzerland this week with Special Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to meet…
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Vance ranks as less unfavorable than Trump in new poll showing both parties unpopularity
Vice President JD Vance received a more positive assessment than President Donald Trump in a recent Cook Political Report poll, while both parties were still ranked as unpopular among voters. The poll, conducted by CPR in collaboration with New River Strategies and GS Strategy Group, asked over 1,000 likely voters across 36 competitive districts about…
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Rand Paul excoriates Congress for failure to pass War Powers Resolution: ‘Should be ashamed’
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) blasted his colleagues for failing to pass a resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s military campaign in Iran. The Kentucky Republican made the remarks in an opinion column published on Fox News a day after the Senate rejected a measure that would have required congressional authorization for continued U.S. military…
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Newsom office tells reporter to ‘f*** off’ for question on dyslexia diagnosis as governor under fire for allegedly racist comments
Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) office gave an expletive-laced response on Monday to a reporter who asked about the governor’s dyslexia diagnosis and backlash over allegedly racist comments. During the press interaction, a reporter asked the governor’s communications team a follow-up question about Newsom using the diagnosis to hit back at critics and whether or not…
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Colorado encourages parents to ignore federal vaccine guideline changes
Colorado became the latest state to criticize the newly released federal guidance for childhood vaccines on Tuesday. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment released a statement rejecting the CDC’s new vaccine schedule and said Colorado’s approach “remains grounded in long-standing science, expert consensus, and transparency.” On Monday, the Department of Health and Human…