July 1, 2021 Biden mulling ways to support student loan borrowers when payments resume The Biden Administration is mulling ways to ensure borrowers are supported when federal student loan repayments resume in September, as congressional Democrats push to extend the pause in payments and urge President Biden to unilaterally act to cancel up to $50,000 in debt per borrower.
June 24, 2021 Manchin won't commit to progressives' infrastructure wish list putting passage in limbo The delicate political balancing act of passing infrastructure legislation through a divided Senate hit a snag Thursday, with Sen. Joe Manchin saying he's not ready to commit to passing a progressive-backed companion bill that could hit $6 trillion in new spending.
June 22, 2021 Sanders, Warren respond to Sinema's filibuster defense, say Senate 'has got to act' despite rule Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren Tuesday dismissed arguments by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema that it is dangerous for Democrats to get rid of the filibuster, as divisions in the Democratic caucus over the 60-vote hurdle for legislation continue to bedevil progressives.
June 9, 2021 Preacher slams 'White rage' Republicans at rally attended by progressive Democrats Founder of the Center for Racial Equity and Justice the Rev. George C. Gilbert, Jr. was one of the final speakers at a rally for the Democrats’ election bill, the For the People Act, held outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
June 9, 2021 Wall Street Journal editorial: Leaker of IRS data to ProPublica wants Democrats to hike taxes The Wall Street Journal editorial board argued the leaker of IRS data containing tax return information on many of America's wealthiest individuals wants to "serve the left's agenda" on tax legislation.
May 18, 2021 Elizabeth Warren received $250,000 advance for book Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., received a $250,000 advance for her recent book, a financial disclosure revealed.Â
May 9, 2021 Elizabeth Warren says she will run for reelection to Senate in 2024 Sen. Elizabeth Warren says she will run for reelection in 2024, according to a report.
May 1, 2021 Elizabeth Warren says pressure of running against 'shadows of Martha and Hillary' cost her presidential bid Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren attributes her failed 2020 presidential bid to her stumbles on explaining how to pay for her signature healthcare plan and the role that gender, particularly her omnipotent female predecessors, played in the campaign.Â
April 28, 2021 Progressives think Biden's latest $1.8T families plan isn't big enough Progressives on Wednesday viewed President Biden's latest spending plan on families as a good start, but said the $1.8 trillion proposal is still too small to provide a necessary safety net for the American public.Â
April 15, 2021 Albert Eisenberg: 'Cancel' student debt? Sorry, Sen. Warren, but I don't want to burden others with my choices As a college graduate with a significant amount of debt left to repay, I am supposed to "love" Elizabeth Warren’s new plan to "cancel" student debt – or so the senior senator from Massachusetts recently assured people like me.Â