Maryland, Virginia Democrats Press DC Water on Potomac Sewage Spill

‘The president is lying to the public’: Sewage leak becomes stinker of a Washington political fight

WASHINGTON, Feb 19 — The stench has reached the White House: A major sewage leak near Washington is provoking a clash between President Donald Trump and a rising Democratic star, Maryland Governor Wes Moore.One month ago, a pipe carrying sewage from the US capital and parts of the neighbouring states of Maryland and Virginia burst, sending hundreds of millions of litres of waste into the Potomac River.Scientists have detected dangerously high co…

Maryland, Virginia Democrats press DC Water on Potomac sewage spill

Maryland and Virginia Democrats are pressing local utility DC Water over a recent wastewater spill that leaked into the Potomac River, an incident that has also sparked some political tension in the region. In a Wednesday letter to DC Water CEO David Gadis, the lawmakers said they were reaching out “to express our serious concern…

'Not a serious team': White House's 'laughable' disaster claim rebuked on CNN

The White House's "laughable" claim about the recent spill in the Potomac River was rebuked on CNN by Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD).During her press briefing on Wednesday, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the White House was "preparing" to help Maryland officials clean up the Potomac River after more t...

TPUSA spokesperson links diversity efforts to the Potomac River sewage leak: "White men created Western civilization"

White House briefing addresses Zelenskyy criticism, Potomac sewage spill

The White House pushed back on Ukrainian President President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calling President Donald Trump’s pressure on Ukraine "unfair" during a news briefing Wednesday.

Poo Omission Over? NBC Breaks Dam on Potomac Sewage, ABC, CBS Still on the John

On Tuesday night, we saw the first crack in the figurative dam of bias by omission on the literal mountains of poop flowing into the Potomac River — which is now the largest sewage spill in U.S. history — with a full story on NBC Nightly News and then a news brief on Wednesday’s Today for a combined two minutes and 11 seconds, marking the first time any of the broadcast networks have mentioned the poo on the Poot-tomac. Though not included in th…