Elizabeth Warren
Coverage of Elizabeth Warren in the Nexus archive.
- Maine Democrats prepare for potential of Platner exiting Senate race
Maine Democrats are preparing for the possibility that Graham Platner will exit the U.S. Senate race following an allegation of rape. The party is developing a replacement process, and Platner's campaign has lost major endorsements and fundraising support.
- Sanders, Warren Drop Endorsements of Maine's Graham Platner
Maine’s Democratic senate nominee Graham Platner is facing pressure from Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders to end his campaign amid new nonconsensual sexual conduct allegations he denies. Warren and Sanders have released statements urging Platner to step aside.
- Perhaps the Nazi Tattoo Was a Clue
Credible allegations of sexual assault against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner have led to the withdrawal of endorsements from prominent figures like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. The article questions why Platner's prior history of controversial behavior, including a Nazi tattoo, was not sufficient to disqualify him earlier.
- More than half of Senate Democrats have urged Platner to drop out
More than half of Senate Democrats have called for Graham Platner to exit the Maine Senate race following a sexual assault allegation from a former date. Over 31 of 47 Democratic senators, including leaders like Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, urged Platner to withdraw, with the DSCC vowing not to support his campaign if he remains on the ballot.
- Senate Democrats push Trump-affiliated companies for answers about IRS settlement
Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren, Chuck Schumer, and Ron Wyden are investigating whether Trump family companies are part of a DOJ settlement to resolve a lawsuit filed by President Trump. The probe focuses on whether these companies are included in the agreement.
- Democrats abandon embattled candidate Graham Platner after rape allegation implodes Senate bid
Graham Platner, a Maine Senate candidate, faced widespread Democratic support withdrawal after a rape allegation by Jenny Racicot. Prominent Democrats including Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna rescinded endorsements, urging Platner to end his campaign despite his denial of the accusations.
- Democrats abandon embattled candidate Graham Platner after rape allegation implodes Senate bid
Democrats withdrew support from Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner following a rape allegation by Jenny Racicot. Prominent supporters like Elizabeth Warren, Ro Khanna, Martin Heinrich, and Ruben Gallego called for him to end his campaign after the accusation. Platner denied the allegation but faced widespread backlash leading to his campaign's collapse.
- WATCH: Ex-Warren campaign volunteer spotted praising murderous ex-Iranian leader
Calla Walsh, a former volunteer for Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s campaign and organizer for Sen. Ed Markey, appeared in Iranian state media praising the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as the 'greatest anti-imperialist leader' of her lifetime. Walsh, described as a U.S. journalist in Lebanon, made the remarks during coverage of Khamenei’s funeral, with an Iranian flag visible in the backdrop.
- WATCH: Ex-Warren campaign volunteer spotted praising murderous ex-Iranian leader
Calla Walsh, a former volunteer for Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s presidential campaign and organizer for Sen. Ed Markey, praised the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in an Iranian state media interview, calling him the 'greatest anti-imperialist leader' of her lifetime. Walsh, who has worked on progressive campaigns in Massachusetts, appeared in the interview during coverage of Khamenei’s funeral, with an Iranian flag visible in the backdrop.
- JONATHAN TURLEY: Shapiro could've been a contender, but he caved to the loons
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is criticized for abandoning principle by advocating 'radical reform' of the Supreme Court, aligning with Democratic leaders like Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg. The article compares Shapiro's decision to Terry Malloy's downfall in 'On the Waterfront,' suggesting he missed an opportunity to oppose radical elements in his party. Shapiro's remarks on court reform are framed as capitulating to a socialist movement within the Democratic Party.
- Democrats in Congress demand answers over Trump's $1.2 billion crypto earnings disclosure
President Donald Trump disclosed earning over $1.2 billion from crypto businesses in the first year of his presidency. Democrats in Congress, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, have raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and called for legislation to prevent officials from profiting in the crypto industry. The White House claims Trump has incurred financial losses by serving as president.
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren presses Eric Trump for update on Capital One de-banking lawsuit
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is asking Eric Trump to confirm if his family will resume legal action against Capital One over allegations it de-banked family-linked accounts. The inquiry follows prior claims about the bank's actions against the Trump family's financial accounts.
- Trump accused of ‘disgusting’ crypto greed after earning over $1bn since return to office
Donald Trump has been accused of 'brazen crypto corruption' after financial disclosures showed his family's cryptocurrency ventures generated over $1bn in his first year back in the White House. Elizabeth Warren and colleagues called for stricter regulations to prevent political figures from profiting off the crypto industry.
- Advocates laud Moreno-Warren Social Security propoal
U.S. Senators Bernie Moreno of Ohio and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts proposed a bipartisan solution to address Social Security's insolvency, including lifting the payroll tax cap to ensure fairness. The proposal aims to prevent a 2032 insolvency that would reduce average Ohio beneficiaries' monthly payments by $487.
- Lacking Trump’s signature, a major congressional housing bill with Pa. and Va. roots still has a path to law
A bipartisan congressional housing bill with provisions inspired by Virginia and Pennsylvania initiatives faces uncertainty after President Trump declined to sign it. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act could still become law if Congress overrides a potential veto, as it includes measures like aligning manufactured homes with site-built homes in zoning and converting underused commercial spaces into housing.
- Social Security is headed for a day of reckoning, and Congress is running out of time to save boomers. Lawmakers are proposing some hard choices
Social Security's trust fund is projected to run out of money by 2032, risking a 22% benefit cut unless reforms are enacted. Lawmakers propose solutions like raising payroll tax revenue by eliminating income caps or investing $1.5 trillion in stocks, though Congress has historically avoided such measures.
- Warren tells Trump to 'sign the damn bill' as bipartisan housing package remains stalled in Washington
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized President Donald Trump for refusing to sign a bipartisan housing package, calling him a 'man-child' throwing a 'tantrum.' The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, co-sponsored by Sen. Tim Scott, aims to address housing costs and prevent corporate consolidation in the market but remains stalled as Trump demands the unrelated SAVE America Act be passed first.
- Warren tells Trump to 'sign the damn bill' as bipartisan housing package remains stalled in Washington
Sen. Elizabeth Warren criticized President Donald Trump for refusing to sign a bipartisan housing package, urging him to 'sign the damn bill.' The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, co-sponsored by Sen. Tim Scott, aims to address housing costs and prevent corporate consolidation but remains stalled as Trump demands passage of the unrelated SAVE America Act first.
- The Housing Solution Trump Is Avoiding
Donald Trump canceled the signing of the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which aims to address the housing crisis, to demand support for the unrelated and controversial SAVE America Act. The housing bill, passed by Congress, is set to become law regardless of Trump's actions, but his move has been criticized as using the legislation as political leverage.
- President Trump, Americans do give a s- - - about housing
President Trump addressed housing affordability in a 2024 speech, promising federal land for housing construction. In 2026, he reportedly dismissed housing concerns, canceling a bipartisan housing bill signing to prioritize his controversial election bill, the SAVE Act.
- Anthropic accuses Alibaba of mass AI capability ‘theft’
Anthropic accuses Alibaba of using 'distillation attacks' to illicitly extract capabilities from its Claude AI model through 29 million fraudulent account interactions. The company urged US Congress to impose penalties on firms involved in such activities and highlighted concerns about US AI technology theft.
- Elizabeth Warren says ‘frenzy’ of mergers under Trump could be reversed
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that corporate mergers approved by the Trump administration may be reversed by future administrations. She references a pending deal that would place two major news outlets under a family sympathetic to the president.
- Elizabeth Warren says ‘frenzy’ of mergers under Trump could be reversed
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that corporate mergers approved by the Trump administration could be reversed by future administrations. She highlights a pending deal that would place two major news outlets under a family sympathetic to the president.
- Anthropic is accusing China's Alibaba of exploiting its AI models in a large-scale attack
Anthropic accused Alibaba of conducting large-scale distillation attacks to extract its AI model capabilities using 25,000 fraudulent accounts. The company called for stronger legislation against such attacks and cited Alibaba's efforts to replicate US AI advancements without incurring training costs.
- Trump DOJ nominee made and deleted hundreds of offensive social media posts about lawmakers, police, judges
Konstantinos Ligris, President Donald Trump's nominee for a top Justice Department role, deleted hundreds of social media posts that disparaged law enforcement and insulted lawmakers from both parties. A review of archived posts revealed offensive remarks targeting specific senators and calls for impeaching federal judges who ruled against the Trump administration.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, which had broad support in Congress, and demanded that lawmakers first pass the SAVE America Act, a controversial election security measure. The housing bill aimed to lower construction costs and regulate institutional home purchases, but Trump labeled it 'minor' and refused to sign it until the SAVE Act is enacted.
- Congress’s landmark housing bill could backfire on millions of renters
Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act to address housing affordability by increasing supply and banning institutional investors from owning more than 350 single-family homes. However, economists warn the ban could harm low-income renters, as institutional investors own only 3% of single-family rentals and many renters cannot afford homeownership due to lower incomes and credit scores.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering housing costs, demanding that Congress first pass the controversial SAVE America Act, which addresses noncitizen voting. The housing bill had passed the Senate and House with wide margins but was derailed by Trump's refusal to sign until the election security measure is enacted.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs, demanding Congress pass the SAVE America Act first. The housing bill, supported by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Senator Elizabeth Warren, faced opposition from conservative House members until the election security measure is approved.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, demanding Congress pass the controversial SAVE America Act first. The housing bill, which passed the Senate and House with wide margins, aimed to lower housing costs through regulatory changes and federal grants, but Trump labeled it 'minor' and linked its approval to the election security measure he prioritizes.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs, demanding Congress pass the SAVE America Act first. The housing bill, supported by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Senator Elizabeth Warren, faced no legislative hurdles but was stalled by Trump's refusal to sign until the controversial election security measure is enacted.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled the signing of a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs, demanding the passage of the SAVE America Act first. The housing bill passed both chambers with wide margins but was derailed by Trump's refusal to sign until the election security measure is enacted.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, refusing to sign it until Congress passes the SAVE America Act. The housing bill, which passed the Senate and House with wide margins, aims to lower housing costs through regulatory changes and grants, but Trump prioritizes the SAVE Act, which addresses noncitizen voting. House opponents, led by Anna Paulina Luna, oppose legislation until the SAVE Act is enacted.
- The Latest: Trump abruptly cancels signing of housing bill ahead of GOP Senate visit
President Trump canceled the signing of a bipartisan housing bill, demanding Congress first pass a bill regulating state-run elections, causing tension with Senate Republicans. GOP leaders had highlighted the housing measure as a key legislative achievement ahead of November elections, while Democrats criticized Trump's decision as undermining efforts to address affordability.
- Sen. Warren seeks ethics pledge from Raytheon exec nominated to top space acquisition job
Senator Warren is requesting an ethics pledge from a Raytheon executive who has been nominated for a top space acquisition position. The executive's nomination to the role is under scrutiny regarding ethical commitments.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs, demanding Congress pass the SAVE America Act first. The housing bill, which passed both chambers with wide margins, was described by Trump as 'minor' and held up until his election security measure is enacted.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill aimed at lowering costs, demanding the passage of the SAVE America Act first. The housing bill, supported by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, had passed both chambers with large majorities but is now delayed as Trump prioritizes the controversial election security measure.
- Trump spikes housing bill at last minute, refusing to sign until SAVE America Act passes
President Donald Trump canceled a scheduled signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill, derailing its passage until Congress approves the SAVE America Act, which addresses noncitizen voting. The housing bill, supported by wide margins in both chambers, aimed to lower construction costs and expand federal housing grants but was refused by Trump, who labeled it 'minor' on social media.
- Congress has approved a bipartisan bill to lower housing costs. Trump is expected to sign it
Congress passed the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at lowering housing costs and increasing affordability. The bill includes provisions like small dollar mortgages, reduced red tape for construction, and limits on institutional investors. President Trump is expected to sign it.
- Congress passes big housing bill with bipartisan support
Congress passed the Road to Housing Act with bipartisan support to address affordable housing shortages, including measures to relax local regulations and restrict private equity firms from buying more than 350 homes. The bill, hailed as a historic breakthrough, now awaits President Trump's expected signature but does not address high mortgage rates or rising home prices.