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Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) told reporters members of the House progressive caucus are prepared to stay through the weekend.She added: “We intend to vote for both bills when the Build Back Better Act is ready.”But she noted “there are too many no votes” for the bipartisan infrastructure bill to pass today.

Dollar bills stalled in congress. great job, joe. tonight, the socialist left wing of the democratic party cant seem to come to terms with how much of your money they would like to spend and how much they want to tax you. the latest draft of the build back better proposal comes in at a whopping $1.7 trillion. a lot of that is smoke and mirrors because they only are funding x number of years when they really intend to do it for ten years. the far left buzzword of the day is equity. if it mentione...

Trillion dollar bills stalled in congress. great job, joe. tonight, the socialist left wing of the democratic party cant seem to come to terms with how much of your money they would like to spend and how much they want to tax you. the latest draft of the build back better proposal comes in at a whopping $1.7 trillion.ba a lot of that is smoke and mirrors because they only are funding x number of years when they really intend to do it for ten years. the far left buzzword of the day is equity. it ...

They want to see the legislative text of the Build Back Better Act and firmer commitments from two holdout Democratic senators to vote for it.

January that sought to overturn an election. >> i think that it is a positive step. you have to perceive the progress. many of us thought that he was a hell no, but it seems like he has softened his stance and he is willing to work to find a common ground to move forward. we have a voting problem in this country and that problem is that you have republicans trying to suppress the right to vote in many of these states that we see around the nation. so im harkened to see the discussion moving forw...

Founder has memories, hope for next chapter Burt Constable Daily Herald FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Horses work out on the track at Arlington Park after the fire destroyed destroyed the facility in July 1985. Dick Duchossois. the man synonymous with Arlington Park poured millions into the track he bought in 1983, and millions more into a glorious rebuild after a devastating fire in 1985, before merging his creation with Churchill Downs in 2000. But he has no regrets that the 326 acres, including ...

Founder has memories, hope for Arlington Parks next chapter BURT CONSTABLE, Daily Herald FacebookTwitterEmail 9 1of9Horses round the track during the running of the Miracle Million at Arlington Park on Aug. 25, 1985. Tents and bleachers replaced the old grandstand after the fire in July. (Daily Herald via AP)APShow MoreShow Less 2of9Arlington Park owner Dick Duchossois leans on the rail at his horse racing palace in Arlington Heights, Ill., in this May 13, 2005, photo. His heart an...

How the Apple-Facebook privacy battle is making life even more difficult for S.F. small businesses FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 Kyle Lee (front), barista and Richie Woo (back), barista, prepare orders for customers at Henry’s House of Coffee on Monday, March 1, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of4 Hrag Kalebjian (l to r) and Henry Kalebjian, co-owners Henry’s House of Coffee, stand for a portrait next to the coffee roaster at Henry’s House of Coffee ...

via Canva By Olivia Dellar, Morgan McMillan, Georgie Holmes, Katie Evans and Callum Holgate on A new year means a whole new load of music for us all to experience and enjoy. Our writers give their picks on the artists that should definitely be on your radar in 2021. FUR Four-piece indie 70s band, FUR, have been non-stop throughout 2020. Currently recording their debut album under a new record deal with 777 MUSIC, things are only getting better and better for the Brighton boys. Re...

ERIE – A Western Pennsylvania energy provider is suing an Indiana County municipality in federal court for the second time, in order to reverse its law banning shale gas drilling waste injection wells. Pennsylvania General Energy Company (PGE) of Warren filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania on Dec. 9 versus Grant Township of Indiana County and the Grant Township Board of Supervisors, of Marion Center. In June 2014, Grant Township stopped being a Second...