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We were able to track down a total of three, new, official teaser scoops for the November 27, 2024 episode straight from the CBS people. So, we’re going to run those by you right now. Let’s get to it.

On this episode of Start Making Sense, Harold Meyerson analyzes splits between MAGA and the Republicans, and Eric Foner explains efforts to remove whole populations in the 19th-century US.

As President-elect Donald Trump begins to assemble his second administration, he’s made it clear he wants his selections to be installed through a Constitutional procedure known as recess ...

The recess appointment power, seldom at the forefront of national discussion, resurfaced recently as a headline topic when President-elect Donald Trump declared that those Republicans seeking the ...

The first episode begins with the Recess gang starting the fifth grade. At first, they thought it to be the best year ever, but they soon discovered otherwise. First, Ms. Finster becomes the ...

On the UK version of the soundtrack, Myra's "Dancing in the Street" cover is replaced with a cover of the same song by Atomic Kitten. Their version of the song also played in the credits of the UK ...

Through recess appointments. Republican Senators seemed downright uncomfortable talking about the picks when asked. Democrats don’t seem too enthused about helping Trump if any Republicans defect.

John Cornyn (R-Texas) told HuffPost. The president does have a workaround: a clause in the Constitution that says he can send Congress into recess himself if the two chambers disagree on adjourning.

Some Capitol Hill Republicans are already starting to deliberate whether President-elect Trump has a constitutional pathway to adjourn Congress himself in order to clear any possible resistance to ...