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House Dem misses Hegseth impeachment vote because of major medical procedure one week after Election Day

Democratic Rep. Lou Correa, one of the House members who did not vote Tuesday on the Hegseth impeachment issue, underwent open-heart surgery that day.

‘My husband cheated on me’ Google searches led to Paxton, Democratic strategist says

A group that supported victorious Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico ran ads in Texas aimed at people who Googled phrases about a cheating husband, boosting results about Republican rival Ken Paxton's alleged extramarital affair, according to a political strategist.

Trump warns of new border ‘invasion’ after Dems’ midterm wins, threatens tariffs on Mexico

President Trump issued a stark warning Thursday to Mexico to shut down "huge" new migrant caravans making their way toward the U.S., or else face massive new tariffs on its goods.

Three Supreme Court justices urge Americans to learn history, civics as nation marks 250th

All three of President Trump's Supreme Court appointees urged Americans to learn history and civics as the nation marks its 250th anniversary in interviews filmed ahead of the Federalist Society's annual convention.

Trump says ex-Apple CEO Tim Cook should lead Nvidia after Jensen Huang’s resignation

President Trump said Thursday that former Apple CEO Tim Cook should replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia's leader.

Trump says FBI probing Nvidia CEO’s relationship with alleged Chinese spy

President Trump said Monday that the FBI is probing the circumstances surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

Court filing alleges Trump adviser received cash, luxury gifts from foreign interests

A former business partner is accusing MAGA media guru Alex Bruesewitz of receiving lavish gifts from foreign individuals in Qatar and Syria while also...

How This Administration Talks About Itself

The way Stephen Miller and other top officials speak about the president does not suggest that they are encouraged to give him candid, reality-based...

Administration Shake-up and Executive Privilege

Expect administration personnel moves to be made with an eye toward fighting off Democratic-controlled committee subpoenas next year.

Charlie Kirk Assassination Trial Set for Summer 2028

Kirk’s family described the proposed trial date as ‘deeply disappointing’ in a statement to NR.

Wage Rage

The data provide a misleading picture.

Katie Zacharia denies report she’s seeking White House press secretary role again

Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is pushing back on a report that she is trying out again for the job as President Trump's chief spokesperson.

Dana White takes charge of White House briefing room but declines press secretary job

UFC boss Dana White on Monday officially declined President Trump's offer to serve as the next White House press secretary, but only after standing at the podium in the White House briefing room and fielding questions from reporters.

Could Democrats give Chuck Schumer the boot?

The midterm blue tsunami might sweep away Sen. Charles E. Schumer, the top Senate Democrat who seemed a shoo-in for majority leader but is now facing a different kind of wave from his own caucus.

Senate Republicans to discuss midterm lessons, decide whether to delay leadership election

Senate Republicans will make a game-time decision on whether to delay their leadership elections scheduled for Tuesday, as some in the conference request additional time to discuss the party's future after their midterm drubbing.

Rep. Massie introduces articles of impeachment against Hegseth over Iran, boat strikes

Rep. Thomas Massie moved Monday to force a House vote on eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of illegally waging war against Iran and abusing his authority at the Pentagon.

Supreme Court allows Trump to build border wall in Texas’ Big Bend

The Supreme Court gave an OK on Monday to the Trump administration to start building border wall in Texas' Big Bend area, including through the rugged national park, setting aside a lower court's blockade.

Trump, rebuked by voters, weighs post-election options on Iran

Declare victory and go home. Keep a naval blockade until Tehran cries uncle. Drop bombs until the Iranian regime surrenders.

Trump’s second-guessing mass deportations seen as opening for Democrats, while conservatives seethe

President Trump, who once called amnesty "suicide for Republicans," now says he was too tough on illegal immigrants over the last two years and hopes to "work something out" with Democrats on immigration when they take control of Congress next year.

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