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The Conservatives face serious risks if they are seen as abandoning or moving too far from their core supporters.
"What President Biden wants to do is make sure those folks have better choices, that they have alternatives. That they could be the people who go to work to make solar panels."
If DC statehood becomes a reality, the party balance in the Senate would likely skew further to the left.
The Media Action Network has launched a boycott of Bed, Bath & Beyond’s in response to their decision to drop MyPillow products because of owner Mike Lindell’s allegations of voter fraud and his support of former President Donald Trump.
"We do need to meet the climate change challenge and we need funds for improved infrastructure. Better roads, safer roads, safer bridges, and which also creates jobs."
Realizing he screwed up, de León started over, once again reciting the first line before muttering under his breath in frustration.
An American federal appeals court on Tuesday declined to cancel the Dakota Access Pipeline even as it upheld a ruling from a lower court throwing out a decision allowing its construction.
A police officer who responded to the Capitol Hill riot on Jan. 6 committed suicide days after, the acting chief of the Metropolitan Police Department told members of Congress on Tuesday.
The news of Julie Payette’s resignation shocked many Canadians; but if reports are to be believed, her premature exit as governor general had been a long time coming.
The Hyde Amendment, which was originally passed in 1976, blocks federal funds from being used to pay for abortion with a few exceptions.
The Biden administration is "monitoring the situation" around GameStop and other stocks closely, with spokesperson Jen Psaki noting that the Biden administration has the first female treasury secretary who is on the case.
According to CRA data, $81.3 million was paid to 15-year-olds. $185 million was paid to 16-year-olds. $369.2 million was paid to 17-year-olds, data shows.
The Chicago Teachers Union posted a video showing "rank-and-file dance teachers" doing interpretive dance in support of the union's decision to not return to work as Chicago Public Schools open.
Under current Ontario coronavirus rules, residents are required to remain at home for all activities considered non-essential.
The city had already previously required that anyone seeking to make use of the city's outdoor skating rinks would be required to book appointments online