Politics - Page 79

March 28

Soros-backed group among liberal organizations pumping eye-popping cash into Virginia gerrymandering effort

Virginia's redistricting referendum is being fueled by a tidal wave of liberal cash, with Soros- and Bloomberg-linked groups helping drive nearly $33 million into the effort.

March 28

JONATHAN TURLEY: USC abandons governor debate after Dems whine about White candidates

USC canceled the California gubernatorial debate after Xavier Becerra alleged election rigging, claiming candidates of color were excluded from the lineup.

March 28

Inside Iran’s military: missiles, militias and a force built for survival

Experts say Iran's military is built to survive, not win conventionally, as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps retains missiles, proxies and naval threats despite U.S. strikes.

March 28

House GOP rams through new DHS funding plan with shutdown far from over

The House passed a DHS stopgap bill, but the shutdown is expected to continue for several weeks as lawmakers leave Washington for Easter recess.

March 28

Spanberger denies ‘deal’ with swing-district Democrat as gerrymandering claims abound statewide

Gov. Spanberger denied a redistricting deal with Elaine Luria after a viral video showed Luria confronted over alleged backroom dealings in Virginia.

March 28

'No Kings' calls itself leaderless, but its own internal documents tell a very different story

No Kings organizer Sarah Parker says over 3,500 events are planned nationwide Saturday, calling it a people-powered movement opposing Trump's second term.

March 28

Cruz warns ‘radical Democrats’ will ‘burn it down’ if they win back Congress

Sen. Ted Cruz claims Democrats will impeach Trump repeatedly if they win the House in midterms, warning of halted legislation and endless investigations.

March 28

WATCH: Travelers reveal whom they blame for miles-long Houston airport lines as Trump rescues TSA pay

Neither party escaped travelers’ ire as wait times at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport dragged on several hours and lines stretched for miles.

March 28

DC court rulings stall Trump agenda across immigration, policing, Fed — raising stakes on executive power

Judges in Washington, D.C., have presided over many of Trump's biggest cases to date, including efforts to fire Fed members, deport migrants under a 1798 law, and more.

March 28

Dem senators dodge crucial question on illegal alien accused of killing Chicago college student

After Sheridan Gorman's killing, several Democratic senators declined to clearly say whether the illegal immigrant charged in the case should have been deported