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Power Up: McCarthy navigates GOP identity crisis by gambling on 'a very big tent' Jacqueline Alemany with Tobi Raji On the Hill MCCARTHY'S MOMENT: House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) made a pivotal choice: To back both an unrepentant conspiracy theorist with President Trump's backing and an establishment conservative who supported the ex-president's impeachment.  That's booby-trap laden terrain, but one that McCarthy clearly thinks is the best path toward keeping the Republican Party intact — and winning in the 2022 midterms. “This Republican Party's a ve...

Despite US missile barrage, Syria continues airstrikes against rebels – Washington Postby wpjljron Saturday, April 8th, 2017.Despite US missile barrage, Syria continues airstrikes against rebels – Washington PostBEIRUT — Residents of the Syrian town devastated by a chemical weapons attack earlier this week said warplanes had returned to bomb them Saturday, despite a U.S. missile barrage and warnings of possible further response. At least 86 people in the northwestern town of Khan Sheikhoun were killed Tuesday in a chemical attack that left hundreds choking, […] BEIRUT — Resident...

The president-elect lays out an agenda to address what he sees as the four biggest crises during his first 10 days.

Power Up: Key Republicans break with Trump to certify Biden's win after violent attack on Capitol Jacqueline Alemany , had this to say to close out a tumultuous and shameful day in America: “These tragedies have reminded us that words matter, and that the power of life and death is in the tongue." Thanks for waking up with us.  On the Hill TRUMP FAR GONE: At roughly 3:45 a.m. following a shockingly violent day, Vice President Pence declared President-elect Joe Biden the winner of November's presidential election after Congress certified the electoral college votes. The ...

California's Hospital Crisis: What Lies Ahead As COVID infections and hospitalizations mount in California, ICU availability dropped to zero in Southern and Central California. Demand for hospital care is also outstripping supply in New Mexico. December 21, 2020, 12pm PST | Irvin Dawid Share Robert V Schwemmer We've been here before in the pandemic. First in the spring in New York City, then the summer in Arizona and South Texas. On December 10, it was New Mexico's turn to activate the "crisis standards of care," a protocol for determining who receives treatment, and, as William Hase...