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‘United Around What?’: Bernie Sanders Snipes At Chuck Schumer Over Claim Senate Dems Are Unified
Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on Wednesday brushed aside Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s recent claim that ...
As the polling wars rage, both parties should stop and listen
From Chuck Schumer to Donald Trump, cherry-picking is not the answer. And voters are more complicated than politicians think.
Transportation Sec Duffy: Biden Admin Knew The FAA Infrastructure Was Failing, No One Did Anything About It
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Tuesday was interviewed by CNN’s Jake Tapper and discussed disruptions at Newark ...
Tampa Free Press on MSN1d
Former Clinton Pollster: Dems ‘Problem’ Is ‘They’re Seen As Purely Partisan’ And ‘Off The Deep End’
Former Clinton pollster Mark Penn said Wednesday that Democrats are struggling politically because Americans perceive them as ...
Air traffic controllers lost communication with Newark planes – leading to widespread delays after they took leave for trauma
Travelers flying in and out of New Jersey are facing delays again today at Newark Liberty International Airport, which has ...
The Daily Caller on MSN1dOpinion
Mark Penn Says Dems ‘Problem’ Is ‘They’re Seen As Purely Partisan’ And ‘Off The Deep End’
Former Clinton pollster Mark Penn said Wednesday that Democrats are struggling politically because Americans perceive them as ...
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S.E. Cupp: What did Democrats do in their first 100 days?
It’s been 100 days — nearly four months — since Trump took the White House back and began his reign of revenge, and what, ...
The FAA has had equipment issues for decades, causing real-world problems. The DOT says it wants to fix it
When communications at Newark International Airport crashed this past week, it placed the issues Federal Aviation ...
Americans see more overreach from the president than from judges, an AP-NORC poll finds
A new poll shows Americans are more likely to believe the president is the one overstepping his power, rather than the courts ...