A recent letter to Congress by the National Institutes of Health about research funding in China has given new life to GOP claims that Anthony S. Fauci misled Congress.
Category: Politics
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In battle at Supreme Court over N.Y. gun law, a surprising split among conservatives
The lawsuit, which is backed by the National Rifle Association, seeks to overturn a New York law restricting who can carry loaded, concealed firearms outside the home and in public places. Seven other states have similar laws.
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How scary are the new Virginia polls for Democrats?
A Fox News poll suddenly showed Glenn Youngkin up eight points and surging with parents. Then a Washington Post poll showed the race remaining a virtual tie. What to make of it all?
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A bitter pill: Biden suffers familiar defeat on prescription drug prices
For 30 years, presidents have tried and failed to curb the prices of medicines despite strong public support of the idea.
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Rep. Adam Kinzinger, outspoken GOP critic of Trump and his grip on the party, announces he won’t seek reelection
Kinzinger’s announcement came shortly after the Illinois legislature redrew his congressional district, which would have forced him into a race against GOP Rep. Darin LaHood.
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Illinois Democrats’ new congressional map spells doom for some incumbents, including GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger
The map, which Republicans say is an extreme partisan gerrymander, gives Democrats a 14-to-3 seat advantage in the House.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James announces run for governor
James oversaw the inquiry into the sexual harassment claims against Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) that led to his resignation in August.
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Omar, Schakowsky push bill to combat Islamophobia abroad amid rising concerns about Uyghurs, Rohingya
While there has been bipartisan condemnation of anti-Muslim violence abroad, it’s unclear whether Republicans will back the measure.
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Former Congress members file brief opposing Trump’s attempt to shield Jan. 6 records
A bipartisan group of 66 retired lawmakers urged the dismissal of the former president’s lawsuit that seeks to block the release of records related to the pro-Trump mob’s attack on the Capitol.
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Why the Biden administration would pay as much as $450,000 to separated immigrant families
The easy political call would be to let this play out and lay it fully at the feet of the Trump administration, which spearheaded the policy. But there are reasons to avoid that — legally, governmentally and fiscally.
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Supreme Court won’t block vaccine mandate for Maine health-care workers with religious objections
The health-care workers have argued that Maine is an “extreme outlier” in allowing only a medical exception for refusing the vaccine, and not an additional one based on religious objection, as they said nearly all other states have done. Three conservative justices dissented from the decision.
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Supreme Court will hear cases that could undercut Biden’s goals on climate, immigration
In both cases, the administration had asked the justices not to intervene.
