Archives for November 2022

President Biden faces thorny challenges on a major overseas trip that begins Friday at a major climate summit in Egypt, where he'll walk a tightrope calling for global fossil fuel reductions even though his administration has spent recent months pushing for increased oil production from such difficult Mideast allies as Saudi Arabia. … [Read more...] about Biden's big trip: Uncertainty at home, thorny issues abroad dominate global tour

New York's gubernatorial candidates made final stops around the city giving their final campaign pitches to voters. … [Read more...] about Hochul, Zeldin make final campaign pitches on Election Day

Vote-counting machines weren't working in about 20% of polling sites in Maricopa County, Arizona, as Election Day voting in the midterms began, county officials said. … [Read more...] about Vote-counting problem hits machines in Arizona's Maricopa County; officials scramble to fix

After five years of litigation, the city of Boston has agreed to pay more than $2 million to a Christian group after refusing to fly its flag over City Hall -- despite flying other flags communicating various messages throughout the years. … [Read more...] about Boston to pay $2 million to Christian group for refusing to fly its Latin Cross flag at city hall

The Biden administration has buried taxpayers and businesses under a flurry of new regulations that cost the U.S. economy more than $309 billion and exacerbated inflation, according to a new analysis. … [Read more...] about Biden costs taxpayers $309B with reversal of Trump deregulation agenda, analysts say