Nearly two years after Hurricanes battered Puerto Rico, the pace of recovery remains slow. Exploding crises on the island may delay efforts further.
Author: Ledyard King, USA TODAY
Trump ally Lindsey Graham says president should ‘admit climate change is real’
President Donald Trump often mocks the science of climate change but GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham is encouraging the president to accept and confront it.
Republicans start donating to Marianne Williamson to keep her in future Democratic debates
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Artemis Generation: NASA emphasizes role of women as it prepares for a return to the moon
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Disaster aid passes Congress after months of delays over costs, border wall and Trump’s feud with Puerto Rico
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Amid criticism that new rules to determine who gets on the debate stage are arbitrary, Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez called them fair.
‘We’d fill it:’ Mitch McConnell blocked Obama Supreme Court pick but says he’d help Trump fill a vacancy
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wouldn’t let Obama fill a Supreme Court vacancy in an election year but he’s OK with letting Trump do it.
Bipartisan disaster relief package held up by lone GOP House member over border security
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