Maya Boddie is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. She writes for publications such as AlterNet, Raw Story, and Eastern Harbor Media, LLC. Maya's articles cover a range of topics including politics, legal issues, and current events, providing analysis and insight into important stories shaping the country.
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By: Maya Boddie
Republican Speaker Mike Johnson has crafted a replacement spending bill to prevent a government shutdown at 12:01 AM on Saturday. The proposal, driven by Donald Trump’s demands, is being viewed by some as a test of loyalty to the President-elect. To pass, the bill will require substantial bipartisan...
By: Maya Boddie
President-elect Donald Trump has placed himself in a "tricky spot" after making several campaign promises that economists have warned will raise inflation, CNBC senior Washington correspondent Eamon Javers explained on Thursday's episode of MSNBC's Deadline: White House."I think any fair read of the...
By: Maya Boddie
Ahead of the vote for a massive spending bill that would extend government funding through March 14, "tensions" among House and Senate members ran "high" in the chamber, according to NBC News national political reporter Sahil Kapur. The NBC reporter shared a C-SPAN video of the convening via X, writ...
While House Republicans feud over the massive government spending bill that failed to pass on Thursday, another group of Republicans are facing a different kind of feud.According to a new Politico report, MAGA allies are fighting "over the leadership of top Senate campaign groups" following Senator ...
By: Maya Boddie
While House Republicans feud over the massive government spending bill that failed to pass on Thursday, another group of Republicans are facing a different kind of feud. According to a new Politico report, MAGA allies are fighting "over the leadership of top Senate campaign groups" following Senator...
By: Maya Boddie
Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX) had been "missing" for several months, before The Dallas Express staff writer Carlos Turcios reported Friday that the newspaper recently discovered the Republican lawmaker's whereabouts.
By: Maya Boddie
After the government shutdown was averted on Friday as the Senate passed a massive bipartisan spending bill, The Hill congressional reporter Michael Schnell explained the "far more challenging" Republican lawmakers are expected to have over the next two years ahead of midterm elections.
One of the campaign promises President-elect Donald Trump made ahead of his victory over Vice President Kamala Harris last month was to carry out the "the largest domestic deportation operation in American history."
In a recent episode of "The Opinions" by The Salt Lake Tribune , longtime evangelical and New York Times columnist David French, and Jonathan Rauch, a Brookings Institution senior fellow — and atheist — discussed Christianity's past and present role in American democracy
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) is facing backlash online after the Pennsylvania lawmaker's Sunday interview with ABC News' Jonathan Karl.
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