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Biden’s battle to ‘restore the soul of the nation’ has just begun.
By Amy Lieu - January 20, 2021
A new report reveals Marjorie Taylor Greene backed the baseless conspiracy that the 2018 Parkland school shooting was a ‘false flag’ event.
By Amy Lieu - January 19, 2021
Republicans were adamant in 2017 that Trump’s national security team be ready to go on ‘day one.’ For Biden? Not so much.
By Amy Lieu - January 19, 2021
The president-elect already has plans to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline on his first day.
By Amy Lieu - January 19, 2021
Outside groups are suing the environmental agency for rolling back a number of critical protections over the past four years.
By Amy Lieu - January 18, 2021
David Kessler aims to fix the nationwide coronavirus vaccine rollout where the Trump administration fell short.
By Amy Lieu - January 15, 2021
The Committee to Protect Journalists told reporters not to use equipment with cables, which could be used by pro-Trump mobs to hurt them.
By Amy Lieu - January 15, 2021
Multiple other law enforcement officers are under active investigation.
By Amy Lieu - January 14, 2021
States are not taking any chances as federal officials warn of looming violence ahead of the inauguration.
By Amy Lieu - January 13, 2021
Madison Cawthorn previously encouraged supporters to ‘lightly threaten’ his fellow elected officials.
By Amy Lieu - January 13, 2021
‘He must go.’
By Amy Lieu - January 13, 2021
‘This is not a joke. Our lives and our livelihoods are at risk.’
By Amy Lieu - January 12, 2021
‘All I can say is count me out,’ Sen. Graham said just last week.
By Amy Lieu - January 12, 2021
Lawsuits filed by Trump and his cronies may still be around for months.
By Amy Lieu - January 12, 2021
Trump could still face the consequences of inciting a violent attack on the Capitol, if the Senate votes to convict him.
By Amy Lieu - January 11, 2021
Nothing is certain, but Democrats, including President-elect Joe Biden, want the checks ‘out the door’ as soon as possible.
By Amy Lieu - January 09, 2021
At least five people have died following Wednesday’s attack.
By Amy Lieu - January 08, 2021
Lawmakers and advocates praise Biden for having ‘the most diverse administration ever’ but worry about the lack of AAPI representation in his Cabinet’s top roles.
By Amy Lieu - January 08, 2021
As a violent mob descended on the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., protests in other states also cropped up.
By Amy Lieu - January 07, 2021
‘The evidence of election fraud by Mr. Trump is now in broad daylight.’
By Amy Lieu - January 05, 2021
A new survey reveals Gov. Brian Kemp would lose in a 2022 primary challenge and polls show his approval numbers dropping.
By Amy Lieu - January 04, 2021
Asian Americans are the fastest-growing sector of the U.S. electorate.
By Amy Lieu - January 02, 2021
‘Let’s show the rest of the country that Asian voters are a force to be reckoned with.’
By Amy Lieu - December 30, 2020
Guests at a recent Republican function danced in a conga line without masks.
By Amy Lieu - December 23, 2020
If a Tennessee county commission’s ordinance passes in January, the local board of health will no longer be able to set health-related regulations.
By Amy Lieu - December 22, 2020
Multiple polls show that most Republicans thought relief payments should be much bigger than $600.
By Amy Lieu - December 22, 2020
The ‘idea of sending the military in to rerun it would be a massive, massive red line,’ Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger said.
By Amy Lieu - December 21, 2020
Sen. Ron Johnson complained that stimulus checks would be ‘mortgaging our children’s future.’
By Amy Lieu - December 18, 2020
Rep. Deb Haaland, former Gov. Jennifer Granholm, and Michael Regan, North Carolina’s Department of Environmental Quality secretary, are his latest qualified nominees.
By Amy Lieu - December 17, 2020
The Senate is moving ahead with President-elect Joe Biden’s Cabinet picks, despite a handful of Republicans digging in their heels.
By Amy Lieu - December 17, 2020