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Barnette, who is surging in the closing days before Pennsylvania's Tuesday's primary, is facing intense scrutiny of her past statements and actions.

Campaigners criticised the government for not taking seriously breaches of rules meant to instill honesty and prevent corruption in public life.

McConnell in a trip to Kyiv said that Ukraine could count on adamant bipartisan support, yet it's a view not held by many members of his party.

Cruz had challenged a law that restricted how loans made to political campaigns can be repaid. The court ruled 6-3 along ideological lines.

"Fed boy summer has started in Buffalo," Wendy Rogers tweeted, citing baseless conspiracy theories claiming that mass shootings are government plots.

"History has taught us that what begins with words ends in far worse," Cheney tweeted in her most blistering criticism yet of House GOP leaders, a day after the deadly shooting of mostly Black people in Buffalo, New York

President Emmanuel Macron has spent 20 hours on the phone with President Vladimir Putin since early February, according to an AFP tally.

Protesters stormed Oleg Deripaska's mansion in March, saying they wanted to use the property to house Ukrainian refugees.

In a sign that Russia's invasion isn't going to plan, Moscow's forces have recently scaled back attacks on Kharkiv, Ukraine said Saturday.

As the war in Ukraine rages on, Western countries are being forced to reckon with their reliance on Russian imports.

"We achieved a lot in four years in the Trump administration," the former first lady told Fox News in her first post-White House interview.

The tweet marks the second time in just a few days that Bezos has taken to the social media platform to air grievances with the Biden administration.

"Russia is not achieving its strategic objectives. Ukraine can win this war," Jens Stoltenberg said during a NATO meeting on Sunday.

If Democrats "continue to sleep at the wheel and just rely on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, forget it," said former DNC chair Donna Brazile.

Sanders said Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinem are the "two people who prevented" Biden's fight to "take on the wealthy and the powerful."

"People have to alert other authorities if they think that someone is on a path to domestic terrorism, to violence of any kind," Pelosi said.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Sitt and Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts defended their party's move away from supporting exceptions to abortion bans.

Trump's Supreme Court nominees are "dangerous," Speaker Pelosi said, adding that they're unlikely to stop at just rolling back abortion rights.

Social media CEOs should help curb public violence by scrubbing hateful conspiracy theories from their platforms, NY Gov. Kathy Hochul pleaded Sunday.

A security meeting with the US Capitol Police is scheduled for May 20 to prepare lawmakers and their staff for the public hearings in June, per Axios.

"He's a hot mess. I really don't see him doing anything in the district — and he just keeps getting in trouble," Susan Newman, a voter, told NBC News.

Greene has voted no on nearly every single bill passed in Congress in response to the Russian invasion, including a $40 billion aid package.