On Monday’s Front Page: Calls for New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez to resign have intensified from within his party, the United Auto Workers has expanded its strike to target Stellantis and General Motors, and more.
Calls for Sen. Robert Menendez to resign intensified Sunday from within the New Jersey Democrat’s party as other elected leaders said the federal bribery charges and accusations of public corruption were grounds to relinquish his office.
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Shawn Fain took over the United Auto Workers in April with a promise to reverse the union’s waning influence and transform it into a political powerhouse. In less than six months, he has fulfilled that pledge by organizing a historic strike and holding hostage his endorsement of President Biden.
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The Justice Department pushed for an aggressive approach to search for classified documents at Donald Trump’s home after overruling agents who wanted to try to gain the former president’s cooperation, a senior FBI official said.
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A big question as the annual U.N. General Assembly concludes is whether the Biden administration has managed to garner fresh support from the Global South to align behind U.S. priorities on the world stage, particularly when it comes to backing Ukraine against Russia.
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Elizabeth Warren’s first claim to fame was devising the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a Wall Street regulator that she envisioned as immune to political pressure with its own budget and a director insulated from meddling by an antagonistic president.
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