Epstein Secrets

an interview with CNN's The LeadVi (3/29, 1.07M), Transportation Secretary Buttigieg expressed optimism that the bill could win bipartisan support. Buttigieg said, "I think that there's a tremendous opportunity now to have bipartisan support for a big bold vision on infrastructure. I see it in the conver

to vote, we need more leaders who are true champions of voting rights, especially at the Department of Justice." At her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee this month, Vanita Gupta, President Joe Biden's nominee to serve as associate attorney general, said: "The fight for voting rights and to ensure th

ey, circulated a letter over the weekend calling" on House Speaker Pelosi "to ensure a swift vote on the bipartisan deal." Transportation Secretary Buttigieg said on CNBCVi (8/9, 175K), "It looks like it's going to happen. We don't know exactly what hour, but we know that we're within hours of seeing this

rt a pathway to citizenship for millions of people while investing in border security. The bill text unveiled Monday includes some $107 billion for the Senate Judiciary Committee to spend on each, giving lawmakers a soft deadline of Sept. 15." It "does not specify how many people or which groups would be covered by the legis

passing comment about his time at the NATO summit last week: He seemed excited for today's FBI inspector general report: Protesters showed up at a Pete Buttigieg campaign event with posters pointing out his EFTA00047316 polling record with black voters: Joe Biden revealed that his son Beau, who passed away

ral Trade Commission, which is finishing its probe into alleged violations of children's privacy laws, to hit the company with tough penalties. And the Senate Judiciary Committee today holds a hearing in which YouTube is in the spotlight (The Hill). ... The leaders of the tech industry's most prominent advocacy groups in Was