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Chris Stirewalt and Bill Sammon will address this week’s political news during a live online event, taking questions from viewers.
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New York Post Politics reports that Carlos Cordeiro resigned from a White House advisory role after he said FIFA was weighing a plan to raise roughly $20 billion by selling a stake in the World Cup.
President Donald Trump publicly raised doubts about whether Senate Republican leader John Thune is the right person to lead the caucus as the SAVE America Act continues to stall, according to Fox News.
Negotiators are discussing a funding agreement designed to keep the federal government open while addressing concerns raised by Senate Republicans about a proposed White House rule tied to how Trump appointees would handle congressional appropriations.
The Senate confirmed Jay Clayton to lead the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, replacing Bill Pulte in a move President Donald Trump said he intended to be temporary. The timing of when Pulte would step aside drew attention from senators as Clayton awaited swearing-in, The Hill reported.
Moreno said Fauci became a “hero” for Democrats while describing pandemic-era actions as treating Americans “like lab rats” following Fauci’s use of the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing on COVID-19 policies.
A report says Republican candidates are blanketing broadcast airwaves with ads on healthcare costs after supporting a federal package described as cutting healthcare funding.
As Democrats prepare for closely watched midterm contests, divisions within the party over Israel and Gaza are emerging alongside bids from Democratic socialist challengers in key states.
Minnesota’s state IT agency reported that an advisory cites a coordinated cyberattack affecting more than 30 municipal water facilities and notes details that may link the activity to Iranian hackers. Federal agencies are assisting the investigation, according to the state.