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Democrats are grappling with internal rifts as Schumer's recruitment strategy falters, raising questions about alignment with the party's base. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's ruling on voting rights threatens to deepen political polarization and reduce electoral competitiveness, drawing sharp criticism from figures like Sen. Warnock. On the Republican side, a mix of bipartisan cooperation and dissent is evident, with Collins breaking ranks on war powers and the Senate moving to enhance ethical standards, all while Trump continues to exert influence with executive actions that cater to both economic and political interests.
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Some medical marijuana to be reclassified: Will that make cannabis legal nationwide?A significant policy shift is underway as some medical marijuana is set to be reclassified, raising questions about the potential for nationwide legalization of cannabis.
Watch live: Melania Trump, Usha Vance headline first lady's lunchMelania Trump is set to address the 113th annual First Lady's Luncheon, emphasizing her administration's efforts in foster care reform and promoting her 'Fostering the Future' initiative aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for foster children.
Ocasio-Cortez on Republicans complaining about Virginia redistricting loss: 'Wah, wah, wah'Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismissed Republican complaints about their redistricting loss in Virginia, expressing optimism about gaining more House seats in the upcoming midterm elections.
Senate Republican predicts Democrats will shut down government ‘right before the midterms’Sen. John Kennedy forecasts that Democrats will deliberately instigate a government shutdown ahead of the midterm elections to create political turmoil. He suggests this strategy is aimed at influencing voter sentiment as Election Day approaches.
In the fog of war, America needs news it can trustAmidst the complexities of wartime narratives, the article emphasizes the necessity for trustworthy journalism free from political bias, urging news consumers to seek clarity in a fog of misinformation.
Latest spy powers proposal doesn't have warrant requirement demanded by criticsA new draft proposal to extend the nation's spy powers introduces some reforms but fails to include a warrant requirement, which has been a key demand from privacy advocates across the political spectrum.
Trump Administration Reclassifies Medical Marijuana, Loosening RestrictionsThe Trump administration's new rule reclassifies F.D.A.-approved and state-regulated medical marijuana, removing it from the Schedule I category that includes substances like heroin, thereby loosening restrictions on its use.
GOP, Democratic super PACs announce over $400M in ad reservationsBoth Republican and Democratic super PACs have committed over $400 million in ad reservations for the upcoming midterm elections, highlighting the intense competition for control of the House of Representatives.
How We Cover the White House Correspondents’ DinnerThe White House Correspondents’ Dinner serves as a platform for celebrating press freedom while bringing together Hollywood stars, journalists, and politicians in a night of irreverence.