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World Cup bank holiday in the UK

There’s lots of talk in England about declaring a bank holiday should the Three Lions really bring football home. Keir Starmer has refused to confirm whether England would get...

Football might be coming home — but Prince William is staying home (for now)

England’s king-in-waiting, Prince William, certainly hopes football will be coming home. It is no...

Jack Smith thrust back into spotlight at Blanche hearing over exposed senators’ messages

Sen. John Kennedy demanded answers on whether Jack Smith read his emails and shared them with Attorney General Garland during the confirmation hearing.

Todd Blanche says ‘no closed investigations’ in Epstein case, vows DOJ will pursue new suspects

Todd Blanche told senators the Justice Department will prosecute anyone linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking operation if new evidence emerges.

Powerful LGBTQ+ group’s endorsements could tank vulnerable Dems over radical youth trans agenda

The Human Rights Campaign endorsed 29 candidates in battleground districts for 2026, raising questions about alignment with the group's stances.

Trump shares adorable moment with kids visiting Oval Office: ‘My name is Donald’

Viral video shows President Donald Trump greeting children in the Oval Office, handing out gifts and saying 'My name is Donald.' The heartwarming clip gained nearly 500k views in hours.

UN Ambassador Waltz reveals Trump’s Middle East peace plan is ‘the only way forward’

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz told the United Nations that President Trump’s historic Middle East peace plan is “the only way forward" as he negotiates a resolution.

Arizona Dem tears into her own party over trend that she deems antisemitic: ‘Sick and tired’

Democrats rejecting money from pro-Israel group AIPAC face intraparty backlash as Arizona state Rep. Alma Hernandez calls the trend antisemitism disguised as virtue.

Princeton and Columbia Events

I will be at Princeton on Monday, November 17 to speak to its undergraduate chapter of the Federalist Society on “Justice Scalia’s Legacy: A...

Trump Administration Designates Antifa Groups Foreign Terrorist Organizations

The Trump administration vowed to take a firmer stance against left-wing violence in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

State Department hits 4 antifa groups with foreign terrorist organization tags

The State Department on Thursday designated four antifa groups as foreign terrorist organizations.

Justice Dept. searching for man who smashed part of Alina Habba’s New Jersey office

The Department of Justice on Thursday said it is searching for a suspect who became aggressive toward federal prosecutor Alina Habba in her New Jersey office a day earlier.

Trump gains $25M in federal funds to boost foster child care

President Trump on Thursday unlocked $25 million in federal funding to provide housing and support for youth transitioning out of foster care.

DOJ joins lawsuit to stop California’s new anti-GOP congressional map

The Justice Department on Thursday joined a lawsuit challenging California's new congressional map, saying the state was too focused on race when it drew its new lines.

Kristi Noem gives some TSA agents $10,000 bonuses for working during shutdown

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem handed out $10,000 bonus checks Thursday to some TSA officers who "served with exemplary service" during the government shutdown.

Democrats announce runs for newly drawn Salt Lake City congressional district

Two Democrats have announced campaigns in a Utah congressional district with improved chances for their party after a judge adopted a new political map for the state.

Sen. Fetterman’s fall on his face sends him to hospital

Sen. John Fetterman was hospitalized Thursday after falling during a walk near his home in Pennsylvania, his spokesperson said on social media.

Trump to Supreme Court: Erase case over food stamps

The end of the government shutdown means food stamp benefits are flowing again, and the Justice Department told the Supreme Court to dismiss a case involving President Trump's move to delay payments during the closure.

New report finds federal workforce grows slowly while pay skyrockets

The federal civilian workforce is growing modestly, but its pay has grown nearly fivefold since 2020, with an 80% increase in government workers who pocket salaries over $200,000 and $300,000, according to a new report.

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