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I was a deputy state AG — and Gavin Newsom’s pompous death-row commutations betray an entire process of justice

On Thursday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that he intends to commute the death sentences of all 548 prisoners on California's death row to life imprisonment without parole.

Say no to Kalshi or any online-betting biz in NYC’s schools

A digital bookie shadowing your kid’s school day is something every mom and dad...

Trump asks UFC’s Dana White to be White House press secretary

President Trump on Saturday offered UFC CEO Dana White to be his new press secretary.

‘EXTORTIONISTS’: Trump ordering probe of Democrats threatening Republicans

President Trump on Saturday said he was ordering a Justice Department investigation of Democratic lawmakers trying to intimidate Republicans.

Judge wants former U.S. attorney to investigate whether the government misled her in Trump golf case

A federal judge said Saturday she intends to appoint an ex-top federal prosecutor in the nation's capital during President Donald Trump's first term to investigate whether she was purposefully misled by lawyers and administration officials in a lawsuit challenging one of his prized Washington construction projects, the renovation of a historic public golf course along the Potomac River.

New York lawmaker sounds alarm on potential ‘devastating’ effects of Mamdani victory: ‘Chaos’

Fox News Digital spoke to GOP New York State Sen. Bill Weber about what he thinks will happen to New York City if socialist Zohran Mamdani becomes the next mayor.

What are ICE’s visiting policies, and why are Democrats suing over them?

Following Democratic lawmakers filing a lawsuit over being denied access to a Maryland ICE facility, DHS is clarifying its simple procedures for members of Congress requesting to visit its facilities.

Appeals court denies Trump admin’s request to lift limits on Los Angeles immigration raids

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday rejected the Trump administration's request to lift restrictions on federal immigration raids.

DOJ targets noncitizens on voter rolls as part of Trump election integrity push

The DOJ's Civil Rights Division is seeking information from states about its election practices and voter rolls, and placing an emphasis on identifying any noncitizens on them

WATCH: Dem senator agrees with GOP that Trump’s making progress on trade war

His fellow Democrats got it wrong about President Donald Trump’s tariffs, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., told Fox News Digital, adding that so far the U.S. trade war is “going well."

Democratic governors advise strong counteroffensive on redistricting

MADISON, Wisconsin — A group of Democratic governors is urging its colleagues to get tough in countering Republican-backed efforts to gerrymander Texas’ congressional districts....

Lutnick Disbanded Statistical Task Force Working to Improve Survey Response Rates

The Trump administration is mad about the exact thing the committee was working on during its final meeting.

Trump Administration Reverses Biden-Era Policy Allowing VA to Perform Abortions

‘The Biden administration’s abortion rule at the VA broke long-standing federal law and should have never been implemented in the first place.’

Comer Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s Demand for Immunity, Delays Testimony

In exchange for her testimony, Maxwell asked for immunity.

Two Links on Judging the Trade War

The Trump administration, most economists, and investors as a group are applying three different standards to judge how the trade war is going.

House panel agrees to delay Maxwell interview but won’t grant immunity

House investigators agreed to delay interviewing Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell until after the Supreme Court reviews her conviction on sex trafficking charges.

Corporation for Public Broadcasting starts shutting down

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is shutting down after President Trump successfully rescinded funding for public broadcasting.

Senate session heads into overtime as Democrats stall votes on Trump nominees

The Senate is beginning to work into its scheduled summer break as a partisan dispute over quickly confirming President Trump's nominees derailed the planned exit.

Washington Times Weekly: The ‘Rule of Five’ in action

I'm George Gerbo and thanks for joining us for this edition of Washington Times Weekly, where we get the chance to sit down with our reporters and talk about their latest coverage of news and events. Joining me this week is Congressional Correspondent Lindsey McPherson.

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