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AP Photo/Susan Walsh “What does one call the opposite of ‘array’?” tweeted Liam Donovan drily about the progs-versus-moderates war erupting among Democrats. Kyrsten Sinema rocked Washington a few hours ago by throwing a wrench into the infrastructure works. The plan all along has been to pass two bills, a bipartisan roads-and-bridges measure that some Republicans would support and a mind-bending multi-trillion-dollar kitchen-sink bill that Democrats would pass via reconciliation on a party-line vote. A price tag of $3.5 trillion had been tossed around for the kitchen-sink bill — unt...

The West Virginia senator has imperiled the president’s legislative agenda by opposing filibuster reform, HR 1, and insisting on bipartisan negotiations on infrastructure.

Judge orders marquee erected on Dublin halting site for wedding to be taken down Groom’s father told council he knows plans breach Covid-19 rules but ‘my son’s wedding is going ahead’ about 3 hours ago Ray Managh The parents of a couple married today in Co Armagh have been told by a judge to take down a marquee they erected at a halting site at Burton Park on the Leopardstown Road in Dublin ahead of a reception this evening.   The parents of a couple married today ...

Judge gave local authority leave to hire contractor to remove structure if defendants refused to do so

In demoting Cheney, GOP holds on to Trump at risk of further alienating others Allan Smith and Sahil Kapur © Provided by NBC News Liz Cheney may be done with former President Donald Trump, but her impending ouster from House Republican leadership is a clear sign, party insiders say, that the GOP isn't done with Trump. The calculation is that the party will be better off in the midterm elections embracing Trump than running from him, even if it means further alienating the kind of suburban voters who handed Democrats victories in 2018 and 2020. "Removing Liz Cheney from leade...