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Progressive groups launch ad slamming Sen. Johnson over his Capitol riot remarks
An ad campaign denouncing Sen. Ron Johnson, R. Wis., over his Jan. 6 Capitol riot response was arranged by a body composed of more than 20 unions and known progressive groups, which also slammed the senator who voted against the federal voting rights bill. The 30-second television and print ad campaign, which started on Sunday, was worth $800, 000. Among the groups that joined the campaign are the Sierra Club, the NAACP, the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the National Education
Trump Organization, Weisselberg face tax evasion charges
The Trump Organization and Allen Weisselberg, its chief financial officer were charged by the New York prosecutors on Thursday over the suspected tax scheme for 15 years, marking the first charge filed against the company named after President Donald Trump.
House okayed select committee formation to probe Capitol attack
A creation of a select committee to probe the fatal US Capitol violence last January 6 got the nod of the House on Wednesday, as Republican leaders maintained its stand not to be part of the body. With a vote
Biden pitches infrastructure plan to Americans in Wisconsin
US President Joe Biden pushed forward his massive infrastructure plan on Tuesday as he positioned in a Wisconsin warehouse, stressing that better connectivity — from bridges to broadband — is essential for America. The president said that “only the government
COVID eviction moratorium to stay as SC denies petition
A petition to hinder the order of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to ban landlords from evicting unpaid tenants during the COVID-19 crisis was turned down by the Supreme Court on Tuesday. With the denial, the moratorium