Mitch McConnell Is A 'Spineless McWorm' On Damning New York Daily News Cover
HuffPost
The tabloid turned McConnell into a worm after Senate Republicans blocked a bipartisan investigation into the deadly U.S. Capitol riot.
The New York Daily News went to town on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) with its front cover on Saturday. The newspaper depicted McConnell as a worm after Senate Republicans blocked bipartisan legislation to set up an independent commission to investigate the deadly U.S. Capitol riot on Jan. 6 by supporters of then-President Donald Trump, who was impeached for inciting the violence. “Spineless McWorm,” read the tabloid’s headline, adding underneath: “Mitch & His GOP Cowards KO Riot Probe.”
Wednesday was the first time Congress has voted on blocking specific arms transfers to Israel, reflecting deep frustration among lawmakers with Israeli conduct in Gaza and Lebanon.
Educators are sounding the alarm about Donald Trump’s choice to put the former WWE chief executive at the helm of public education.
Delaware's Sarah McBride said she had not been sent to Washington to "fight about bathrooms."
Although the president-elect's daughter-in-law, who said she'd "absolutely consider" serving in the Senate, just announced an athleisure line.
There are too many "unanswered questions" about Gaetz' sexual misconduct allegations to properly vet him for attorney general, the lawmakers say.
It was the second run for Kaptur since her district was redrawn, but her first with a mainstream GOP opponent.
Eagle lovers around the world were crushed when the nest of a Minnesota pair and their chick collapsed on live video last year.
HuffPost obtained a White House message to senators ahead of a crucial vote on sending the Israelis more arms amid the Gaza and Lebanon wars. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is helping the administration shield the policy.
Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) said Tuesday that the selection "would be funny if it weren't so sad," adding, "This is the dream team? Really?”
For three storms, including this month's Rafael, the climate change factor goosed wind speed so much that the winds increased by two storm categories.
But whether Republicans can get these kinds of cuts through Congress is complicated.