News Recap: They Said It on Sunday
In case you missed ’em—here’s what the newsmakers said on the Sunday morning talk shows. Security Ideas Following Attack on House Speaker’s Husband As police reveal more details about the break-in at the California residence of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the violent attack upon her husband, a pair of U.S. Senators offered some ideas […]
Could GOP-led Congress Stop DOJ’s January 6 Investigation?
The Department of Justice has requested additional funding for its January 6 investigation, and some Federal officials are raising concerns that the probe may be stretching to its breaking point. With an election a little over a week away that could put Republicans in charge of the Congressional purse strings next year, the question rises […]
Nearly Two Dozen Election Deniers Are Running for Governor
Among the 36 governor’s seats up for grabs this midterm election, nearly two dozen are election deniers—those who refuse to admit Joe Biden legitimately won the 2020 presidential election. Their campaigns could impact this year’s election if they lose—and will almost certainly impact future elections if they win. Voters Choose Governors Differently Than Senators When […]
Latest Headlines: What We’ve Been Watching
In case you missed ’em—here are some of the stories making headlines this week. New Poll Finds Gender Gap in America’s Mood An October 7-10 TIME/Harris poll finds men and women divided in how they feel as we get set to vote (or have already early voted) in this year’s midterm elections. When asked to […]
News Recap: They Said It on Sunday
In case you missed ’em—here’s what the newsmakers said on the Sunday morning talk shows. Democrats on Defensive with Economic Message With more registered voters saying they trust Republicans when it comes to the economy, which remains their top issue, some leading Congressional Democrats went on the defensive on the Sunday talk shows. Sen. Bernie […]
Beyond the Headlines: A Deep Dive into Recent Polls
With less than three weeks before Election Day, the headline in most recent polling is that the Republicans have eked out a slight edge over Democrats with inflation and the economy remaining the top issue. The shift is reportedly being driven by independent women who’ve prioritized their budgets over reproductive rights—the latter on which Democrats […]
Has Inflation Peaked?
Mixed signals have been popping up across financial sectors about whether inflation has peaked. They follow the release of September’s economic and consumer data. Inflation Jumped Up in September The Labor Department reported Thursday that the consumer price index (CPI) had risen 0.4% in September, its largest increase since June, thanks to surges in the cost […]
Latest Headlines: What We’ve Been Watching
In case you missed ’em—here are some of the stories making headlines this week. January 6 Committee Officially Subpoenas Trump As promised during their final televised hearing on October 13, the January 6 House Committee investigating the plot to overthrow the 2020 Presidential election on Friday issued a subpoena to former President Trump for testimony […]
News Recap: They Said It on Sunday
In case you missed ’em—here’s what the newsmakers said on the Sunday morning talk shows. White House on Defense Over New Inflation Numbers Following disappointing news last week that the annual inflation rate had declined only slightly in September to 8.2%, while the consumer price index rose 0.4%, triggered by jumps in food, rent and […]
Gas Prices Ticking Back Up Just Ahead of Election Day
Less than a month before Election Day, and with voters in some parts of the country already casting early ballots, gas prices last week broke their 99-day downward trend to begin ticking back up. As inflation and the economy remain the top issues for the vast majority of voters, a rising pump price is certainly […]
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