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Inside the lavish lifestyle of ultra-wealthy Dem endorsed by top Bernie Sanders group

Eric Jones reports up to $86 million in assets and an $8 million salary while campaigning against corporate influence in California's 4th district race.

Jack Smith’s Senate phone records probe turns to Verizon’s handling of subpoenas

Sen. Chuck Grassley and 15 senators demand Verizon explain why it failed to disclose Jack Smith's Arctic Frost subpoena for congressional phone records.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson names Andre Sayles as interim police chief after Barnes resignation

Deputy Chief Andre Sayles takes over as interim Seattle police chief after Shon Barnes' resignation following the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting.

NYC’s Dangerous Devolution

‘The idea of government-run grocery stores is so insane.’

Francesca Hong: A Conversion without a Conversion Narrative

Francesca Hong insists she can’t defund police as governor but never says whether she’s...

Moderate Dem undercuts Jeffries on ObamaCare compromise as government shutdown wears on

Rep. Tom Suozzi and 10 other House Democrats support a bipartisan one-year extension of enhanced ObamaCare subsidies set to expire in December.

Pritzker hurls ‘dementia’ claim at Trump amid National Guard feud despite defending Biden’s mental fitness

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker accuses President Donald Trump of "suffering dementia" amid their feud over the deployment of National Guard troops to Illinois.

Senate Democrats defy White House warnings, again block GOP bid to reopen government

External pressure from the White House has had little sway on Senate Democrats in their bid to extend expiring Obamacare subsidies, forcing the government shutdown into an eighth day.

State rep’s bill would punish colleges financially if they don’t rename roads after Charlie Kirk

Florida state House Rep. Kevin Steele filed a bill that would punish colleges if they fail to rename roads after conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Liberal media darling in the hot seat after explosive interview goes viral

California Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter faced backlash over a viral clip of her attempting to end an interview over the line of questioning.

Behind the scenes of Trump’s anticipated Antifa roundtable with Cabinet members

White House roundtable to address Antifa violence against journalists after President Donald Trump designated the far-left militant group as a domestic terrorist organization.

Johnson rejects push for military pay fix as shutdown fight intensifies

Speaker Mike Johnson says the House already voted to fund the government and pay troops, insisting it’s now up to the Senate to end the shutdown.

DNC briefs top Democrats on audit of 2024 White House loss

Late spending, exacerbated by a mid-battle candidate switch, and lack of attention to voters’ top concerns are among the reasons Democrats’ lost the White...

Exclusive: Jason Miyares Talks Jay Jones Texting Scandal, Reckless Driving Conviction at VA Fundraiser

Miyares argued that Jones’s denigration of the late Virginia speaker’s memory is ironic given Jones used to portray himself as a moderate.

James Comey Pleads Not Guilty to Perjury, Obstruction Charges

U.S. District Judge Michael Nachmanoff set a trial date for January 5, although Comey will likely seek to have the case dismissed before that.

Ending Affirmative Action Will Take More Than Supreme Court Decisions

How the Trump administration is taking on race-based contracting.

Two Important Cases Where Universities Have Violated the Civil Rights Act

It will be interesting to see if other schools drop their racial preferences and avoid the cost of fighting the government.

Chicago-area prosecutor warns Trump’s immigration surge scared away victims from testifying in cases

At least one murder case and multiple sexual assault and domestic violence prosecutions are being endangered because of the heavy presence of immigration officers seeking to arrest illegal immigrants at a courthouse in Chicago, a prosecutor said.

Supreme Court hears challenge over mail-in balloting out of Illinois

The Supreme Court is weighing a dispute Wednesday out of Illinois over the state's law allowing mail-in ballots to be counted 14 days after Election Day.

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