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Joe Manchin ‘not running’ for president, considers political future as potential GOP challengers loom
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has narrowed down his possibilities regarding his political upcoming for the 2024 election cycle, announcing Wednesday he was not managing for president at this time. “I’m not managing for President of the United States. I can assure you of that as we sit below now,” Manchin informed MetroNews through a radio job interview broadcast from the Condition Capitol in Charleston, West Virginia. The two-time period senator and previous governor of the point out afterwards hinted that he was not ruling out a conclusion to run some time in the potential, and that he required to be in the ideal situation to “deliver the country with each…
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January 6 committee considers criminal referrals for at least 4 others besides Trump
CNN — The Home select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, insurrection is thinking of prison referrals for at least four people today in addition to previous President Donald Trump, several sources instructed CNN. The panel is weighing criminal referrals for previous White House chief of employees Mark Meadows, correct wing law firm John Eastman, previous Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark and Trump’s previous lawyer Rudy Giuliani, the sources explained. The committee has not officially made a decision whom to refer to the Justice Office for prosecution and for what offenses, resources reported. The 4 people who are amongst people under thought, and whose names have not been earlier noted,…
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Pac-12 in danger of eventual collapse as Big Ten considers further expansion, Big 12 interest looms
The Big Ten’s continued pursuit of four Pac-12 schools is leading to concern that another round of expansion could collapse the Pac-12, industry sources tell CBS Sports. This as Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren continues to seek an offer from Amazon, or potentially another partner, for additional Big Ten football media rights revenue. An offer deemed substantial enough would likely convince Big Ten presidents that California, Oregon, Stanford and Washington would be valuable additions to the league from the Pac-12. That figure is believed to be less than $100 million annually. If the Big Ten makes such a move, it would almost certainly increase the likelihood the Big 12 is…
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