here or there, could have become one of the people, he is now covering at the supreme court, and today, adam liptak, has the lead story in the new york times, not because the supreme court did something, today, not because the supreme court issued an historic, life-changing ruling today. but, adam liptak has the mainstream new york times today, because of what the supreme court might do. here is the first sentence, of the new york times lead story on page one, in that upper right corner today, a transform supreme court, returns to the bench on monday to start a momentous term, in which it will consider eliminating the constitutional right to abortion. vastly expanding gun rights and further chipping away at the wall separating church and state. it did not have to be this way. those things, did not have to be on the supreme court s agenda tonight. but they are there. because the supreme court has never been enough, for democratic voters. the supreme court has never been enough
sandra: and shrinks price tag of the spending plan. the resolution is two senators and the rest of the 90% of the democratic caucus. i think that is where the discussion is and we ll see what offer we get. sandra: team coverage, karl rove will join us. ayesha hasnie has latest from capitol hill. we begin with peter doocy live from the north lawn. hi, peter. pete: good afternoon, sandra, this is not republicans versus democrats fight. this is democrats fighting about how many progressive authorities they think the country can afford. republicans watch from the sidelines. i hope progressives stand their ground and nothing happens, that would be the best result. when we win in november 2022, we can start reversing damage of the progressive left and what will pass real infrastructure programs and bills and we ll repurpose that $700 billion that is not in the schedule to be spent until 2022-2028. pete: schumer knew if he pushed the budget bill, joe manchin would be a n
Bob Madden's eyes darted from right to left, watching Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final from a couch with his son, Jonathan, at his side and the family dog, Ruby,
Bob Madden's eyes darted from right to left, watching Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final from a couch with his son, Jonathan, at his side and the family dog, Ruby,
A new, one-of-a-kind broadcast will be available during this year s Stanley Cup Final . the NHL just revealed it s going to offer a telecast of the championship series entirely in