Senate confirms Biden’s 235th judge, beating Trump’s tally
WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden secured the 235th judicial confirmation of his presidency Friday – a milestone that exceeds his predecessor’s total by one after Democrats put extra emphasis on the federal courts following Donald Trump's far-reaching first term, when he filled three seats on the Supreme Court.
The commutations were separate from the over 1,000 people whose sentences the U.S. president commuted on Dec. 12, 2024.
Co-manager Chris LaCivita said Trump was "aggravated" over speakers at the event but credited Biden for redirecting the fury.
Biden’s all-black ensemble is a departure from her recent glittering looks she’s worn for holiday-affiliated occasions at the ...
Terry Flenory is known in the hip-hop community for founding the organized crime organization Black Mafia Family alongside ...
Joe Biden's visit with Pope Francis will be part of a three-day trip to Italy in January, likely the last international trip ...
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains why if the government goes into shutdown again, it could be best described as the ...
Speaking to reporters at the White House on Tuesday, Biden said the drones were "nothing nefarious apparently" and suggested ...
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While Republican Speaker Mike Johnson’s public celebration of Hanukkah on Capitol Hill showed proper respect for Jewish ...
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