Republican leaders want members of their party to advance their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, but the time may be coming for them to put their bill out and dare their rank-and-file to vote no.
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is trying for a third time to get answers from the administration on its immigration policies, sending a letter Friday asking Customs and Border Protection for a meeting.
It's hard enough to have a 5-year-old son battling brain cancer. But when Kelly Incandela learned that a woman apparently was going around Brooklyn in New York City fraudulently asking for donations for a funeral for her son, sadness quickly morphed into something else.
Cymbals clash and the snare drums rolls with a loud cadence that raises feet off the floor. Monitoring the percussionists and snapping his fingers to keep them on rhythm is Officer James Caire, a 20-year veteran of the New Orleans Police Department.
Maria Palacios is a proud green card holder who's lived in Georgia since she was a child. But now she fears a state bill could lead to backlash for noncitizens like herself with the addition of two words to her driver's license: "ineligible voter."
