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it would be his first opportunity to offer the democratic response to over an hour of trump lies delivered by cnn, and over the course of the previous hour. so, this will be his first opportunity to react to things like a former president of the united states advocating a default on the debt, stuff that weve never heard before. >> you know its been a crazy hour when we didnt even have time to get to that part of global financial catastrophe, because there was so much other crazy we had...

he is of course the democratic leader of the house of representatives, high striking democrat in the house. and it was a scheduled engagement for him to be here tonight. what we did not know was that it would be his first opportunity to offer the democratic response to over an hour of trump lies delivered by cnn, and over the course of the previous hour. so, this will be his first opportunity to react to things like a former president of the united states advocating a default on the de...

If you want to see a real insurrection, just take a look at whats happening in the US Senate.

Court. to me, its sort of sad were even having this discussion. listen, im doing this because im an institutionalist. i hate to see the supreme court wounding itself, and thats what it is doing right now. the approval rating of the supreme court is at the lowest level, i think, in history, and i dont understand why justice roberts isnt saying, yeah, this is something we should do, sjust to reassure the public it doesnt make any sense to me. >> senator, as you said, chief justice roberts declined...

The state Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear an appeal by former Pittsburgh City Councilwoman Darlene Harris over fines levied against her for failing to file financial disclosure reports during her 2019 campaign. The court provided no explanation for its decision, but noted in the order that Justice David

The jury spent several hours in deliberation

The jury spent several hours in deliberation

The jury spent several hours in deliberation

A state appeals court has upheld the City of Pittsburgh’s campaign-finance reporting law, despite a challenge by former city councilwoman Darlene Harris.

A state appellate court ruled Tuesday that former Pittsburgh City Councilwoman Darlene Harris must pay fines levied against her for failing to file financial disclosure reports during her campaign in 2019. In a 20-page opinion, the Commonwealth Court found that the $4,150 fine levied against Harris was not excessive and