Biden vows to revive Build Back Better bill, strike deal with Manchin
Today's Top Stories:
Coal miners come out against Joe Manchin's "no" vote on Build Back Better
The nation's largest coal miners’ union, a group Manchin claims he fights for, is imploring the West Virginia senator to "revisit his opposition to this legislation."
Michael Flynn tries to block release of phone records with desperate lawsuit
The convicted traitor and avid QAanon promoter was at the center of Trump's insurrection plot, and the January 6 House select committee wants the receipts to prove it.
Democrats FINALLY make Republicans regret Texas abortion ban
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen: About time.
GOP Rep. Scott Perry thumbs his nose at January 6 committee's request for records
A day after the Pennsylvania Republican was announced as a target of the investigation for his role in the insurrection, Perry declared he won't cooperate voluntarily, setting up a legal battle with the committee.
Fauci calls for Fox News personality's firing over "kill shot" speech at right-wing convention
Jesse Watters called on conservative activists at a Turning Point USA event to "ambush" Fauci with their smart phone cameras and "go in for the kill shot."
"Stop the Steal" organizer predicts Trump will be subpoenaed by January 6 committee
Ali Alexander spoke with Alex jones about his eight-hour testimony to investigators probing his interactions with Republican officials in the run-up to the infamous rally that preceded the attack on the Capitol.
Billionaire executive leaves the Mormon church over its stance on key social issues
Jeff T. Green formally resigned his membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and rebuked the faith over social issues and LGBTQ rights in an unusual public move.
Texas tries AGAIN to overturn major Supreme Court ruling
American Refugee: Republicans in Texas are determined to destroy America's law to steal power and control lives.
Overwhelmed Cleveland-area hospitals put "Help" ad in local paper as COVID surge pushes them to the brink
"We need your help," read the bottom of the ad. "We now have more COVID-19 patients in our hospitals than ever before. And the overwhelming majority are unvaccinated."
DHS announces plan to equip ICE agents with body cameras
The pilot program to evaluate the technology for the Department of Homeland Security will place body cameras on federal immigration agents for the first time.
Pelosi pledges to observe insurrection anniversary with solemn series of events
Republicans and right-wing media want America to forget the insurrection on January 6th ever happened, but Speaker Pelosi is having none of that.
Calls grow louder for maligned Colorado trucker's sentence to be reduced
Millions have signed a petition imploring Gov. Polis of Colorado to commute or reduce Rogel Aguilera-Mederos’ ridiculous 110-year sentence.
Seriously?
Yes. Seriously.
Hope...
wenty-five years before he first ran for the Democratic presidential nomination, 31-year-old Dennis Kucinich was elected mayor of Cleveland, Ohio. At the time, that made him the youngest mayor of a major city in the country. His tenure would be dominated by the fight to prevent the privatization of the city’s public electric utility, a fight that would pit Kucinich against powerful politicians, the Cleveland Trust bank, and even the mob. Kucinich tells the story of the fight to save public power in his new book, “The Division of Light and Power.”
