16 Senate Republicans Urge Colleagues to Work Through August, Get Nominees Confirmed Faster
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| May 17, 2018 |
Good morning from Washington, where some vocal lawmakers want Congress to stay in session this summer to put more of the Trump administration into place and take care of other business. Rachel del Guidice reports. Sensitive issues are on the agenda for President Trump's meetings with top U.N. and NATO officials. Fred Lucas previews that and has the latest on Trump's message to sanctuary cities. Plus: Star Parker on America's new embassy in Israel, Daren Bakst on what's wrong with the farm bill, and Jarrett Stepman on taking mental illness seriously. |
News16 Senate Republicans Urge Colleagues to Work Through August, Get Nominees Confirmed Faster"We have 276 nominees backlogged, waiting for confirmation hearings … this is nothing but pure, unadulterated obstructionism," says Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga. |
CommentaryOur Approach to Severe Mental Illness Endangers Everyone"In spite of the federal government spending $147 billion annually, states kicking in around another $50 billion annually, 400,000 seriously mentally ill are incarcerated, 140,000 mentally ill are homeless," says DJ Jaffe of Mental Illness Policy Org. |
CommentaryQ&A: Farm Bill Policies Benefit Wealthy Farmers, Hurt TaxpayersLarge family farms have a median household income of $347,000 and median household net worth of $3.8 million. |
CommentaryMoving Embassy to Jerusalem Shows the US Is Unique. Just Like Israel.The United States and Israel are different from other nations in that both are defined by a creed and by principles. |
NewsCalifornia Officials Back Trump on Crackdown on 'Sanctuary' PoliciesCalifornia law enforcement and local officials gathered at the White House on Wednesday to make it clear that Sacramento doesn't speak for them on illegal immigration. |
News6 Big Issues on Trump's Plate for UN and NATO LeadersIn a defining stretch of his presidency, Donald Trump will spend the next two days meeting with leaders of two international bodies he has criticized—the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. |
CommentaryThe Reason Liberals View Melania Trump as a ThreatYet, while partisans in the political press and entertainment media work hard to stoke division against and resentment of the Trump administration, "Melania" is now among the fastest-growing baby names in the nation. |
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