Tom Begich Releases Plan to Confront Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and the MMIP Crisis

Tom Begich Releases Plan to Confront Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and the MMIP Crisis

The plan would strengthen frontline services, improve investigations, expand rural response, and better support families searching for missing loved ones. ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Tom Begich released a plan to confront Alaska’s domestic violence and sexual assault epidemic and strengthen the state’s response to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons crisis. Alaska has faced some of […]

Senate Confirms ‘Personal Servant to Donald Trump’ Blanche as AG in Late-Night Vote

Senate Confirms ‘Personal Servant to Donald Trump’ Blanche as AG in Late-Night Vote

“If he is tasked with leading Trump’s revenge agenda against his political enemies and critics, we have every reason to believe he will execute this mission with eagerness and fealty.” Early Saturday, outgoing Sen. Bill Cassidy cast the deciding vote to confirm Todd Blanche as US Attorney General shortly after outlining a litany of reservations […]

Nearly 6 in 10 Pennsylvanians Say They’d Vote for ‘Someone Else’ Over Fetterman in 2028

Nearly 6 in 10 Pennsylvanians Say They’d Vote for ‘Someone Else’ Over Fetterman in 2028

“Saw a rat on the rails at Tasker-Morris and it has my vote.” Pennsylvanians aren’t just sick of Sen. John Fetterman. Nearly 6 in 10 say that if he came up for reelection today, they’d sooner check the box for literally anybody else. That’s according to a PennLive/Bravo Group poll released Wednesday, in which just 40% of likely […]

Murkowski and Colleagues Advance Legislation to Block Department of Education Interagency Agreements

Murkowski and Colleagues Advance Legislation to Block Department of Education Interagency Agreements

Washington, DC – U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) Thursday joined Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) and Senator Susan Collins (R-ME)—all members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee—in voting to advance S. 5046, legislation they introduced to block certain Interagency Agreements issued by the Department of Education that would transfer critical offices and programs to […]