By Meghan O’Brien
The president’s announcement stirs concerns over possibility of a 2020 election rematch.
Category: Politics
Ex-police officer who fatally shot Breonna Taylor hired as deputy
By Colette Lauture
Myles Cosgrove was cleared of any charges related to the incident after a two-year investigation by the FBI.
Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony charges
By Ashlyn Wang
Trump appeared in court Tuesday to face 34 felony counts of first-degree falsifying business records.
Washington D.C. Gun Protest urges Senate to pursue federal ban on assault weapons
By Meghan O’Brien
Survivors, politicians and supporters gathered last Friday on the National Mall to demand a permanent ban on assault weapons.
Vice President Kamala Harris looks to a future lead by African Innovation
By Jeff Grundy
While visiting Ghana, Vice President Kamala Harris spotlighted innovation and entrepreneurship opportunities hoping to draw in American private sector investment.
Netanyahu fires defense chief, causes mass protests
By Colette Lauture
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant was fired shortly after speaking out against the prime minister’s judicial overhaul plan.
Elizabeth Warren decides to run for a third term
By Jeff Grundy
This will be the first time Warren’s name will be on a Massachusetts ballot since her lackluster third place finish in 2020’s Presidential Primary.
Biden’s approval rating takes a dip according to AP-NORC poll
By Ashlyn Wang
The March AP-NORC showed a 38% approval rating for President Joe Biden, which is slightly lower than the 45% reported in February.
Biden strengthens pro-union stance with rumored 2024 unionized reelection campaign
By Adri Pray
President Joe Biden will have a chance to publicly strengthen his pro-union stance in the coming weeks, as political allies project his reelection campaign to feature a unionized staff.
How One House Democrat is Leading The Push Against a Proposed TikTok Ban
By Jeff Grundy
Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) has not only embraced his growing audience on TikTok but is now arguing against its ban.