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GREG NASH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Samantha Power as the administrator of the United States Agency for International Development after a 68-26 vote, with several Republicans joining their Democratic colleagues in backing President Biden's nominee. Power is a familiar face in Washington, having served as former President Barack Obama's ambassador to the United Nations during the majority of his second term in the White House. In addition to her duties running USAID, The Hill reports, Power is expected to have a spot the White House National Security Council,...

Mike Pompeo and Trump rub shoulders with anti-Muslim zealot Laura Loomer at Mar-a-Lago event Salon 1 hr ago Mike Pompeo and Laura Loomer Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images Anti-Muslim activist and failed Florida Republican congressional candidate Laura Loomer — whose rhetoric is so extreme she was banned from Facebook and Instagram — recently shared a picture of herself alongside former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, boasting about meeting with the potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate at Mar-a-Lago, former President Trump's Florida ...

Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Matt Gaetz (R-FL), and which endorses what it calls “uniquely Anglo-Saxon political traditions.” Kevin McCarthy, and a blizzard of condemnation and mockery from blue-check Twitter. Members of Congress from both parties were among those who pilloried the caucus with varying degrees of intensity. So what kind of food will they eat in this Caucus meeting? Just purely Anglo Saxon food? What does that even look like ? Can you use spices? What about tomatoes and potatoes those were cultivated by Indigenous people of the New World? https://t.co/pQpvyFPoaI I guess ...

The fate of this package will not only test Biden's commitment to bipartisanship, but will also challenge his commitment to the bold transformative change he's promised.

By Will Steakin, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- In 2017, both chambers of Congress passed an anti-human-trafficking bill that provided more funds to protect vulnerable women. The vote was nearly unanimous, minus one lone holdout: Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz. Gaetz's vote at the time puzzled his new colleagues in Congress, and days later, he took to Facebook to defend it on a live stream from his parents' living room. "I assure you it's not because I don't think human trafficking is a problem," he declared. "It absolutely is. But far too often the best of intentions can lead to mission creep at the fede...