On Wednesday’s Front Page: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been ousted by a handful of hard-right conservatives, throwing the chamber into chaos, Pentagon officials have announced an overhaul of the military’s approach to recruiting, and more.
The House adjourned for the week on Tuesday following a historic vote that ejected Kevin McCarthy as speaker and left GOP leadership in limbo.
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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted Tuesday by a handful of rebel Republicans, throwing the chamber into chaos and escalating the GOP’s battle over the future of the party.
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It might not take much to pull away enough voters for Democrats to lose the White House in 2024, with poll numbers showing President Biden tied with or losing to former President Donald Trump.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s brainchild, fought for its life Tuesday at the Supreme Court, arguing that there is nothing unusual about Congress giving the Wall Street regulatory agency the power to set its own budget without asking lawmakers for money each year.
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Pentagon officials on Tuesday announced an overhaul of the military’s approach to enticing young Americans to enlist after the Army once again fell thousands short of meeting its recruiting goal for the year.
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