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Fauci’s Fifth fuels vow to haul him into court ‘every day’ despite Biden pardon

Alabama's Tommy Tuberville and Florida's attorney general say Biden's pardon doesn't cover state-level crimes tied to Anthony Fauci's COVID-19 actions.

Bipartisan pair of senators urge Rubio to release aid to African women, children at risk of Ebola

Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Lisa Murkowski urge Marco Rubio to release $608 million in family planning funds as Ebola ravages the DRC and Uganda.

Hochul isn’t restraining Mamdani — she’s enabling and protecting him

She’s now committed to backing Mamdani’s plays — and will do even more of...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 1

1996—One generation of liberal judicial activists is more than enough. But President Clinton obviously doesn’t agree,...

Mike Johnson rallies House Republicans on government shutdown messaging war during private call

House Republicans hold conference call on fourth day of government shutdown, with Speaker Mike Johnson urging unity as Senate Democrats reject GOP funding plan.

Trump’s War Notice: The Issue of Equating Narcotics Trafficking with Terrorism

The president’s job is to faithfully execute the law, not rewrite it.

Trump could be on the $1 coin for America’s 250th anniversary

President Trump may get to see his face on a coin for America's 250th birthday next year, new photos from the Treasury Department reveal.

Youngkin says Democrat AG candidate Jay Jones must ‘step away in disgrace’ over texts about former GOP leader

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin says Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones should "step away" from his campaign "in disgrace" over text messages.

Washington Time Weekly: Who’s going to blink first in the government shutdown?

I'm George Gerbo, and welcome to Washington Times Weekly, where we get a chance to sit down with our reporters and talk about their coverage of the latest news and events. And joining me today is national politics reporter Seth McLaughlin.

Democrat in key governor race keeps distance from NYC’s Mamdani

Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill refuses to back NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani as Republicans try to link vulnerable Democrats to the socialist.

Democrats roll out new campaign ads targeting Republicans over ongoing government shutdown

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee invested in ads across 13 districts, accusing Republicans of shutting down the government.

Shutdown ignites strategist debate: Will Trump and GOP pay the political price in 2026?

The 2025 government shutdown enters its second week as Democrats and Republicans blame each other, while political strategists say it likely won't impact 2026 elections.

Jay Jones’s Text Messages Reveal a Disqualifying Worldview

Jones didn’t misspeak. He advanced a coherent, if disgusting, worldview.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 4

2021—Carl Wayne Buntion gunned down a Houston police officer in 1990 and was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to death in 1991. Commenting...

How One Campus Rejoiced at Charlie Kirk’s Death

At Amherst College, students cheered, professors argued that mourning Kirk was racist, and conservatives faced harassment.

Stripped of Their Phones, Virginia High School Students Are on Their Best Behavior

‘It’s not often you get a standing ovation with applause when you announce something at a staff meeting,’ Principal Pete Balas said of the...

Major city police unions support federal troop deployments, but local leaders are pushing back

A growing number of police unions are expressing support for the Trump administration's National Guard plan, but are facing pushback from local leaders.

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