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According to a new CNN survey issued on Friday, the majority of Americans do not want the United States to keep providing help to Ukraine as its conflict with Russia approaches the halfway point. 55% of the more than 1,200 adults who participated in the SSRS poll said Congress should not authorize extra cash for […]
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An counsel for former President Donald Trump reportedly claimed that the First Amendment shields him from a fresh prosecution connected to the Capitol riot on January 6 and suspected attempts to rig the 2020 presidential election. However, former counsel General Bill Barr attempted to disprove this claim. “I really don’t think that’s a valid argument,” […]
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Due to worries that USAID is reportedly utilizing public funds to promote “wokeism” abroad, Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL) proposed a measure on Tuesday to disband the organization. Gaetz used a Heritage Foundation study from the previous year in a press release to demonstrate how the organization was funding “leftist activism” abroad with money from American […]
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An election worker cannot sue former President Trump over remarks he made casting doubt on the results of the 2020 election while in office, a Pennsylvania state judge reportedly concluded on Monday. The judge found that the remarks are shielded by presidential immunity. Trump’s immunity, according to Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael […]
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Former President Trump reportedly called for new leadership in the Senate GOP and claimed it was “a sad thing to see” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) freeze at the podium during a news conference. While continuing to attack McConnell’s leadership of the Senate GOP, Trump said it was “sad” to watch him back down. […]
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Federal officials are reportedly recommending more stringent fuel economy requirements for light-duty automobiles and trucks, claiming that the revised regulations will cut pollution and cost customers less at the pump. For model years 2027 to 2032, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Friday proposed new fuel-economy rules that would limit how far a gallon […]
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In response to escalating gang violence and societal upheaval, the State Department has now reportedly ordered all U.S. federal employees to leave Haiti and issued a “do not travel” advice for the nation. In light of the high potential of kidnapping, the Biden administration reinforced its warning on Thursday and instructed all non-emergency federal workers, […]
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On Thursday, the Senate reportedly approved its own version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) without including a provision to stop the Pentagon from supporting abortion-related travel, setting up a potential conflict with the House. Republicans and Democrats alike supported the NDAA in large numbers in the Senate, where it was approved 86-11. Sens. […]
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Senators Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) are now reportedly collaborating on legislation to establish a new agency with the authority to oversee digital firms. The Digital customer Protection Commission Act, presented on Thursday by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, would establish a body in charge of monitoring Meta, Google, Amazon, and other big […]
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One week after he delivered unclear messaging over the tactic, the former president Trump reportedly taped a video that was published on Wednesday pushing Republicans to vote early. In an effort to get Republicans to vote early, the Republican National Committee (RNC) launched the “Bank Your Vote” campaign last month. The program intends to inform […]
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The presidential campaign of Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) reportedly said on Tuesday that he has earned a spot in the Republican National Committee primary debate. The latest Morning Consult weekly survey, which showed Burgum with 1%, was referenced by the governor’s staff. He met the polling threshold due to the national poll’s standing. Four polls […]
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Republican Kelly Ayotte, a former senator from New Hampshire, reportedly declared her candidacy for governor in 2024 on Monday. Despite having one of the best popularity ratings among governors, Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) declared last week that he will not run for reelection in the state. The Republican from New Hampshire represented the state in […]
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An Arizona statute that forbids men from participating on women’s sports teams has now reportedly been invalidated by a federal judge. Judge Jennifer Zipps, an Obama appointment to the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, granted a preliminary injunction against Arizona’s “Save Women’s Sports Act.” The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR), in […]
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Kate Bedingfield, the former director of communications for the White House, will reportedly join CNN as a political pundit, the network said on Friday. Bedingfield will be headquartered in the capital, where she will offer political commentary live on TV. In her prior roles as deputy campaign manager and communications director for the Biden-Harris 2020 […]
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The Bowling Green, Kentucky, office of Republican Sen. Rand Paul reportedly suffered damage in a fire on Friday morning. Paul’s local office is housed in a commercial building on State Street that was extensively damaged by the fire. The front of Paul’s office required the removal of a number of substantial tree limbs so that […]
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