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The GOP has given up on a two-state solution. Democrats haven’t.

And the House GOP Conference is still a mess.

Read Article More than 3 million people have died of COVID-19. Countless others have become ill, and the numbers continue to rise. Many public health experts predict that it will take anywhere between a year and three years to ensure truly global vaccine access. Tragically, those last in line overwhelmingly live in the most impoverished communities and countries. A major reason for the delay in rolling out vaccinations is that rules protecting intellectual property are slowing production. Vacc...

In Setback for Trump, Doug Collins Will Not Run in Georgia in 2022 Mr. Collins, a former Republican congressman and ardent defender of former President Trump, was seen as an experienced potential challenger to Senator Raphael Warnock or Gov. Brian Kemp. Former President Donald J. Trump had hinted at the idea of backing former Representative Doug Collins for statewide office next year. Credit...Audra Melton for The New York Times April 26, 2021, 11:58 a.m. ET ATLANTA — Doug Collins, a former U...

In Oval Office meeting, the Congressional Black Caucus leadership raised police shootings, voting rights and diversity in the president’s appointments.

Warnock's BIG Lie, Title IX petition denied, North Korean nukes, and more.

  Share Source: AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) admitted to piling onto the false narrative about the newly-signed voting reform law. Democrats on the state and federal level have misled the public by wrongly characterizing the real contents of the bill, and Warnock admitted to passing judgement on the legislation before even reading the final version, via Biden at one point said the law would reduce voting hours, an apparent reference to a proposal to curtail ...

Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., admitted to signing off on false information in a third-party advocacy group's email that went out about the Georgia voting law after it passed.

Business interests and voting rights activists are gearing up to fight GOP-backed voting measures under consideration in states such as Texas, Florida, Michigan and Arizona.

AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster As we reported last week, it would appear that everyone from President Joe Biden to failed 2018 Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams to even some in the media are now realizing that their harsh (and false) words on Georgia’s new voting law are having disastrous consequences for the very minority communities they claim to want to help. Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA), who initially declined to condemn calls for boycotts over what he, too, falsely described...