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Dr. Anthony Fauci, January 2020: ‘Now We Know the Market Was Not the Source, It Was the Amplifier’

By January 2020, Fauci had already concluded that the wet market was not the...

Court upholds block on Trump plans to use post office to police election

A federal appeals court has rejected President Trump's attempt to revive his plans to have the U.S. Postal Service referee this year's elections by refusing to deliver ballots by mail unless states first verify the eligibility of the voters.

It’s time for the president’s quarterly earnings call

One of the defining challenges of modern governance is not just policy execution — it is message distortion. Achievements are minimized, setbacks are amplified, and narratives are too often shaped by intermediaries who are neither accountable to voters nor aligned with the administration’s objectives. For any administration committed to delivering results, that creates a fundamental […]

Senators announce bill that would ban AI chatbot companions for minors

Bipartisan legislation announced Tuesday that aims to crack down on tech companies that make artificial intelligence chatbots available to minors.

Prosecutor in Jay Jones criminal probe changes again, ping-pongs across Virginia to Democratic city

Virginia Democratic candidate Jay Jones' 116 mph arrest investigation shifts to Roanoke amid questions over 1,000 hours of community service documentation.

NYC suburb official reveals how ICE partnership has flipped script on crime as Mamdani victory looms

While New York City doubles down on Trump resistance, a nearby suburb is going the opposite direction, and it is working “even better than anticipated," according to the county’s top official.

Lawmakers unveil bipartisan GUARD Act after parents blame AI chatbots for teen suicides, violence

Senators introduce GUARD Act to protect minors from AI chatbots after parents testify about teen suicides, violence allegedly linked to Character.AI and ChatGPT interactions.

Virginia Dems flip on gerrymandering, blame Trump for redistricting reversal

Virginia Democrats flip on gerrymandering stance, pushing constitutional amendment to redraw House maps despite previously supporting independent redistricting commission.

Johnson argues Biden pardons ‘invalid’ after bombshell autopen report

Speaker Mike Johnson discussed the House Oversight Committee's new report into former President Biden on Tuesday.

Mike Johnson, Marjorie Taylor Greene clash in heated private GOP call over shutdown strategy

Speaker Mike Johnson was briefly confronted by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene during a private House GOP call on Tuesday.

The Navy’s most advanced warship is headed near Venezuela. What it means for Trump’s war on drugs

The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier heads to the Caribbean as President Donald Trump intensifies naval operations against alleged drug traffickers near Venezuela.

Do Democrats Need a White Male Version of Kamala Harris?

Sure, you can argue that Gavin Newsom will be a better communicator than Kamala Harris was; both he and his hair are slicker than...

Bill Gates Backtracks on Climate Change Doomsaying: ‘Will Not Lead to Humanity’s Demise’

Gates is calling for a ‘strategic pivot’ toward focusing on disease and poverty and away from trying to stop rising temperatures.

Jack Ciattarelli approved to sue Mikie Sherrill for saying his ‘opioid propaganda’ killed people

New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli was approved on Monday to launch a defamation lawsuit against his Democratic opponent, Mikie Sherrill.

Jan. 6 defendant pursues legal battle over police brutality

Jake Lang has been to the Supreme Court before. That was last year, when he led the case that saw the justices knock out one of the key criminal charges the Biden Justice Department used against those at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

DHS video undercuts protesters’ claims about violent Chicago clash

The Department of Homeland Security released video Tuesday giving a broader view of the violent clash in Chicago last week between the Border Patrol and anti-ICE demonstrators that shows the unruly crowd harassing the agents, and an agent warning the crowd that tear gas would be used.

Speaker Johnson dismisses talk of third Trump term, says president understands Constitution’s limits

House Speaker Mike Johnson said President Trump understands "the constrictions of the Constitution" and won't seek a third term, despite Mr. Trump publicly refusing to rule it out.

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