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Trump claims executive privilege over Kennedy Center records

The White House has invoked executive privilege to shield certain records of President Trump's communications from being shared with Rep. Joyce Beatty as part of her legal challenge against plans to close the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for two years.

Article III Project aims ads at midterms, warns of communist-Islamist threat

The Article III Project, run by Trump ally Mike Davis, has plans to release a digital ad a day until the Nov. 3 election warning voters of a "red-green alliance" between communist and Islamic sympathizers taking over the Democratic Party.

HHS proposes letting pharmacies make peptides

The Department of Health and Human Services is aiming to let pharmacies compound certain peptides, according to a filing posted Thursday.

DHS records best year ever at southern border; zero catch-and-release cases

The Department of Homeland Security closed out fiscal year 2026 with its best numbers ever at the southwestern border, with only a trickle of illegal immigrants detected -- and not a single one given a catch-and-release.

Katie Zacharia addresses criticism of calling herself a ‘lawyer’

Katie Zacharia, the new White House press secretary, is clarifying that while she has called herself a lawyer, she never passed the bar exam.

In Seoul, Democratic hopeful Harris sounds a Trumpian note on defense-cost sharing

Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris laid out her political vision in Seoul Wednesday -- a vision that, rather than being a scathing assault on the Trump administration, was aligned in some ways with the MAGA playbook.

Appeals court judges question the government about Trump’s DC National Guard deployment

More than a year after National Guard members began patrolling the streets of the nation's capital, a federal appeals court on Wednesday opened a hearing by asking the government if there were any limits on a president's authority to call up the guard in D.C.

Hillary Clinton launches politics podcast

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is starting a podcast all about politics.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX imposes stunning restrictions on Ukraine that could have deadly consequences

Elon Musk's SpaceX imposed a new speed limit on Starshield satellite service that Ukraine says is disrupting drone intercepts and military operations.

‘Paid for the bullets’: Dem challenger hits senator with stunning ICE accusation during fiery Senate debate

Troy Jackson accused Susan Collins of paying for the bullets that killed Johan Sebastián Guerrero, igniting a fierce clash over ICE funding.

James Talarico torches Biden border policies in stunning attack ad as progressive tries to flip Texas blue

James Talarico slams Joe Biden on border security in a new ad, but a 2019 interview shows he called to slash Texas' entire $800 million budget.

Dem senator’s hiring announcement sparks GOP eruption over who is encouraged to apply: ‘Blatantly illegal’

Ed Markey's internship post encouraging BIPOC and LGBTQ+ applicants sparked accusations of discrimination and claims he violated civil rights law.

Massive trove of Republican voter and donor info breached in Biden DOJ probe: Senate chairman

Chuck Grassley alleges President Joe Biden's Justice Department collected invasive data on over 639,000 Republican voters and donors via Arctic Frost.

Iowa Dem Senate candidate says he’s too busy campaigning to attend all state House votes

Democratic Iowa State Rep. Josh Turek defended missing nearly 58% of legislature votes by citing campaign town halls across all 99 counties.

Jamaica accepts first flight of third-country deportations from US amid looming Supreme Court battle

Jamaica received its first flight of 22 third-country deportees at Kingston's Norman Manley International Airport under a new U.S. agreement.

Foul-mouthed anti-war protesters repeatedly derail Hegseth’s remarks at Army event in DC

Protesters branded Pete Hegseth a "war criminal" and "coward" at his AUSA panel focused on Project Agincourt and autonomous weapons systems.

There Is Bipartisan Lawfare, but There Is No 60-Day Rule

Omar supporters should work on a defense to the immigration fraud allegations, if there are any, not squawk about the timing of the DOJ’s...

Colleges Face Skepticism About Their Value

The fat years are over and lean ones loom ahead. What to do?

The Geriatric Strongmen Who Hold the Fate of the World in Their Hands

Everything comes to an end, but Trump will remain president until January 20, 2029, and Putin and Xi have given no sign they’re interested...

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