Kirsten Gillibrand ‘definitely’ plans to run for president again
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., said this week she “definitely” plans to run for president again, after bowing out of the 2020 race in August 2019 because she failed to meet the fundraising and polling threshold for the September debate.
The New York Democrat said she feels more "energized" than ever to be a senator, coming after she joined forces with Republican Joni Ernst of Iowa to push a bill to overhaul military sex crimes. And after years of pressing for it, federal paid family leave is gaining traction in her party. Ernst and Gillibrand have reportedly developed a close friendship outside of the office. Gillibrand has evolved with her party’s leftward lurch, appointed to fill Hillary Clinton’s seat as a pro-gun member of the centrist Blue Dog Coalition and budding into a staunch progressive who launched into the limelight in the #MeToo movement. She’s known for being the first to call on Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., to resign amid multiple misconduct allegations, though many others quickly joined her, though some Democrats now feel calling for Franken’s resignation was a rush to judgment.
A committee vote on advancing the confirmation of FBI director nominee Kash Patel has officially been delayed to next week after Senate Democrats demanded a second hearing.
A committee vote on advancing the confirmation of FBI director nominee Kash Patel has officially been delayed to next week after Senate Democrats demanded a second hearing.
A nonpartisan election integrity group has released its annual report warning of critical changes that need to be made in order to ensure free and fair elections.
A group of neighbors chased down a man suspected of starting a fire Monday afternoon near the Chatsworth Reservoir in Los Angeles.
The Senate is expected to vote on the nomination of Russell Vought to lead the Office of Management and Budget after Democrats are likely to hold the floor for 30 hours.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio assumed another role in the Trump administration, acting director of the U.S. Archives. He is also acting director of USAID.
President Donald Trump's appointment of Gail Slater as head of the Antitrust Division of the Justice Department will challenge Big Tech.
First on Fox: A nonprofit public advocacy group that focuses on health care and aligns with Democrats targets House Republicans as part of what it touts as its $10 million 'Hands Off Medicaid" campaign
Comedian Amber Ruffin discussed headlining the upcoming White House Correspondents' Association Dinner on CNN’s “The Lead with Jake Tapper" on Wednesday.
In a staff memo obtained by Fox News Digital, Politico chiefs denied they are a 'beneficiary of government programs' as the White House vows to cancel federal payments to the outlet.
It's President Reagan's birthday. He's one of two US leaders who worked to Make America Great Again. President Trump shares that role, along with a devotion to the nation and its people.
Federal Communication Commission Chairman Brendan Carr told Fox News Digital he's perplexed by CBS News' handling of the transcript of its "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris.
Mexico has started deploying National Guard and Army soldiers to its border with the U.S. in accordance with the 10,000 troops it promised to send under a deal made with Trump to avoid a trade war.