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Senators encourage Supreme Court to create a code of conduct
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South Korea’s Yoon sings ‘American Pie’ at White House state dinner
He was the guest of honor, but South Korea’s leader wasn’t supposed to deliver the performance of the night, too. President Yoon Suk Yeol stole the show at Wednesday’s White House state dinner with a rendition of his favorite song, “American Pie.” President Joe Biden led the acclaim for his counterpart’s musical abilities, telling Yoon he had “no damn idea” he could sing.
McCarthy passes his debt limit bill, but the path to averting default is deeply uncertain
WASHINGTON — Speaker Kevin McCarthy passed his debt ceiling bill through the House on Wednesday by a wafer-thin vote of 217 to 215, with Democrats unifying to vote against it. But passing the bill may have deepened the impasse and made the path to averting a disastrous U.S. default even murkier. The Democratic-controlled Senate has promised to throw McCarthy’s bill in the trash, vowing not to negotiate over paying the country’s bills. President Joe Biden has threatened to veto it.
Parents of gunman who killed five at a Louisville bank wracked by grief and confusion
Skip to content Todd and Lisa Sturgeon knew their son was dealing with mental health issues. But before Connor Sturgeon, 25, opened fire at a bank in downtown Louisville, they never fathomed that he could carry out an act of such horrific violence. “I’m afraid that whatever we come up with as the cause still isn’t going to make sense,” Todd Sturgeon told NBC News’ Savannah Guthrie in an exclusive “TODAY” show interview that aired Thursday.
Embarrassing vulgarities at heart of Tucker Carlson dismissal: NYT
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Embarrassing vulgarities at heart of Tucker Carlson dismissal: NYT 00:59 UP NEXT Joy Reid: Will Fox stick with brand of white supremacist and Kremlin talking points post-Carlson? 10:55 NYT: ‘Particularly offensive’ Tucker message alarmed Fox execs 04:26 Ex-Fox host Gretchen Carlson: Fox News must ‘clean house completely‘ 10:14 Heat on Fox: DOJ’s Jack Smith pursues tapes about Jan.
Border officials are already short on space and money, and a massive migrant surge is coming
As the Biden administration braces for what is expected to be a record surge in migration across the southern border when Covid restrictions officially end May 11, federal immigration authorities and local officials are already short on the money and space needed to handle migrants.
“The big melt is now here”: California braces for floods
In the southern Sierra, the state has more than three times its typical snowpack – a record amount. Over the past several weeks, dam operators on snowpack-fed rivers have been releasing water to make more space to take on more water later in the season for flood control. The pace and timing of the snowpack’s melt will be determined by the angle of the sun and the air temperature. Swain and other experts think the melt out will begin to speed this week.
Florida Gov. DeSantis says Disney lawsuit is political
JERUSALEM — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday shrugged off Disney’s lawsuit against him as politically motivated, and that it was time for the iconic company to stop enjoying favorable treatment in his state.
California to vote on ambitious locomotive emission rule
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Every day, locomotives pull rail cars filled with food, lumber, oil and other products through railyards near neighborhoods in Oakland, Commerce, San Bernadino and other California cities. They run on diesel, a more powerful fuel than gasoline, and burning all that diesel produces pollution that is harmful for people who live nearby, as well as greenhouse gases. California’s Air Resources Board is trying to change that.