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Republican state lawmakers reported Omar to the IRS in 2019

Years before Omar's latest federal probe, Minnesota Republicans flagged her controversial tax filings to the IRS, according to newly obtained correspondence.

California prosecutors slam Newsom’s death row commutations, accuse governor of putting ‘politics over people’

District attorneys and law enforcement unions blast Gov. Gavin Newsom's mass commutation of 548 death row sentences as a betrayal of victims' families.

House GOP erupts at Stephen Miller as Trump elevates him after midterm massacre: ‘Megalomaniac’

House Republicans expressed shock and anger after Trump promoted Stephen Miller to chief of staff following the GOP's historic midterm losses.

Democratic senator-elect calls Trump ‘unserious fool’ while defending combative political style

Abdul El-Sayed told Pod Save America that Democrats must treat Trump as an "unserious fool" and stop clinging to outdated political decorum.

The Pentagon’s Best Space Weapon Isn’t a Program — It’s a Prize

For the development of military capabilities in space, contests beat contracts.

The Washington Post’s Crusade Against School Choice

A recent article suggests school choice is to blame for declining enrollment at a Phoenix elementary school — but the numbers don’t add up.

That Tariff Power We Just Invented? Can’t Live Without It

‘If the United States were forced to pay back the trillions of dollars committed to us, America could go from strength to failure.’

Don’t Repeat the Fannie and Freddie Mistake

Instead of talking about an IPO, Trump should be trying to wind down the government-sponsored entities.

Trump says some land-swapping may be necessary to end Russia-Ukraine war

President Trump said he'll know quickly when he meets Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday whether or not it's possible to make a deal on ending Russia's war with Ukraine, and said some "changing in land" may be necessary to end the Russian invasion.

Trump lashes out at Crockett, renews call for cognitive test

President Donald Trump calls for Rep. Jasmine Crockett to take a cognitive test, labeling the Texas Democrat as having low IQ in a Truth Social post.

Trump slams DC crime as ’embarrassing’ as he preps for high-stakes Putin meeting

President Trump calls D.C. crime situation embarrassing before Putin meeting, announces federal law enforcement deployment to combat violent gangs and criminals.

Top House Republican says Trump ‘rightly’ took over DC police, demands Bowser, others testify on crime

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer lauded President Donald Trump's decision to take over the Washington, D.C., police and demanded that Mayor Muriel Bowser testify when lawmakers return.

Trump and Newsom fight over National Guard heads to trial in California

A fight between President Donald Trump and Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom over the National Guard's presence in California will come to a head in a three-day trial.

Trump’s plan to deploy National Guard in DC sparks backlash from residents—but some welcome it

Washington, D.C., residents had mixed reactions to President Trump's plan to federalize the nation's capital, as some called it a "terrible idea" and others said they support it.

Pirro calls out DC laws letting ‘young punks’ off the hook for violent crimes

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro vows to change Washington, D.C., laws targeting youth crime, criticizing lenient sentences for young offenders committing violent crimes.

Trump Puts D.C. Police Under Federal Control, Deploys National Guard to Capital

Trump raised the possibility of sending in additional military assets, on top of the National Guard, if he deems it necessary.

Don’t Let the AI Nostalgia Bait Get You

This weekend, social-media users were confronted with mawkish AI-powered mush that sought to transform gauzy ’80s nostalgia into monetizable engagement bait.

Trump Doesn’t Have as Much Leverage over India as He Thinks

Indian foreign policy prizes diplomatic and strategic independence over everything else.

The Long Battle Ahead to Stamp Out DEI

Legislators and higher education governing bodies have, in several states, started the work of clearing out the DEI weeds.

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