Новости за 18.08.2023

Democrats are worried that the worsening migrant crisis in New York could have disastrous implications for the Democratic Party.

A Chicago Democrat is asking gang members to limit their shootings and murders to the evening hours.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D., N.Y.) has repeatedly called for the total cancellation of student debt. The "Squad" member would stand to make a quarter-of-a-million-dollar windfall if that happened.

Loretta Lynch, the former Obama attorney general, gave the keynote address Friday at the FIFA Women's Football Convention in Australia.

Ford CEO Jim Farley said he faced a "reality check" while attempting to charge his electric truck during a road trip across the American West, an admission that comes as President Joe Biden spends billions to spur electric vehicle adoption.

President Joe Biden last week admitted that his signature Inflation Reduction Act was not actually about fighting inflation. At an Aug. 10 fundraiser, he said he wishes he "hadn’t called it that because it has less to do with inflation than it has to do with providing alternatives that generate economic growth."

One day after Hunter Biden lined up a sweetheart plea deal with the Department of Justice, he moved into the White House for an extended stay.

President Joe Biden on Thursday again shrugged off questions about the Hawaii wildfires amid criticism over his leadership during the disaster.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) defended a controversial trip to Pakistan last year on the grounds that she fought for democracy, human rights, and against "Islamophobia." But the Squad member’s week-long junket also provided a political and commercial boost to a Democratic megadonor who maintains extensive ties to the Pakistani government, a Washington Free Beacon investigation found.

A Hawaii official accused of withholding water from firefighters battling this month's deadly wildfires said last year that his state should make access to water conditional on "conversations about equity."