Archives for July 2022

Only one-fifth of New Hampshire voters want President Biden to seek another term and Democrats are just as likely to support Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as Mr. Biden in a hypothetical 2024 primary, a new poll says. … [Read more...] about Support for Biden running again plummets among N.H. Democrats, poll finds

Two mothers have sued a Georgia school board for refusing to let them read aloud sexually explicit passages from district-approved library books at school board meetings. … [Read more...] about Lawsuit accuses Georgia school board of censoring moms at meetings

Scores of federally funded gun violence studies have been launched since Congress opened the spigot for taxpayer dollars for the research, which was closed for more than two decades over conservatives' fears it would advance the cause of gun control advocates. … [Read more...] about Congress pours $75M into gun research such as whether community gardens stop shootings

The Treasury Department on Wednesday released new guidance allowing state and local governments to tap into $350 billion in COVID-19 stimulus aid to build affordable housing as home prices skyrocket nationwide. … [Read more...] about Biden taps unspent COVID funds to combat skyrocketing home prices

President Biden tested negative on a rapid antigen test for the coronavirus -- twice -- and will emerge from isolation and deliver remarks from the Rose Garden on Wednesday, the White House said. … [Read more...] about Biden tests negative for the virus and will reemerge in Rose Garden