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Kamala Harris’ new $8M mansion is in a neighborhood with virtually no Black residents

Kamala Harris' $8 million Malibu mansion sits in a census tract that is 94% White and 0.2% Black, despite her career fighting racial bias in housing.

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Capital culture war heats up as GOP lawmaker targets DC schools over Old Glory snub

Sen. Ashley Moody's PLEDGE Act would require American flags and daily Pledge of Allegiance recitation in every Washington, D.C., school classroom.

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Conservatives mock Talarico for gushing over Fauci doll in resurfaced Christmas post

James Talarico's 2021 post celebrating a Fauci action figure resurfaced as Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before Congress.

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Trump admin’s push to scrap DEI in federal government takes landmark step with new hiring rule

OPM's new rule removes 1978 hiring guidelines tied to disparate impact, marking a deeper push to dismantle the legal framework behind federal DEI policies.

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Trump threatens to yank his own AG nominee as GOP revolt grows

Trump threatened to withdraw Todd Blanche's nomination until John Cornyn and Thom Tillis leave office, escalating a standoff over his tax settlement.

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Hawley moves to close federal cash prize loopholes after Fauci ‘got rich while millions of people died’

Josh Hawley's new bill targets federal employees accepting cash prizes after accusing Anthony Fauci of using NIH staff to solicit over $1 million in awards.

‘Woke’ Smithsonian exhibit lionizes embattled Fauci amid conservative scrutiny of museum’s messaging

Anthony Fauci's signed baseball cap and heroic placard are prominently displayed at the Smithsonian as the White House scrutinizes the museum's messaging.

Trump accused China of an ‘election security nightmare’ but then undercut his own warning

Trump said China's voter file collection happened "a long time ago" and suggested both nations spy on each other as Xi Jinping's September visit proceeds.

Smithsonian exec who said DEI ‘must be at the center’ of institutions is raking in eye-popping salary

Lonnie Bunch earned over $4.4 million from 2020-2024 while pushing DEAI and diversity initiatives at the taxpayer-funded Smithsonian Institution.

SEE IT: GOP senator flips script on agitators tied to pro-CCP, Singham network

Rick Scott fired back at CodePink hecklers over Gaza, Iran nuclear weapons, and Cuba sanctions in a heated Capitol Hill hallway confrontation.

A majority of MAGA supporters would still vote for a Republican candidate despite a scandal

Americans are largely tolerant of scandals among politicians. But nobody is more willing to stick by an embattled candidate than a MAGA voter. The...

LA real estate vet comes at Mayor Bass with receipts over damning homelessness report: ‘She doesn’t get it’

John Alle says Mayor Karen Bass has repeatedly refused invitations to tour LA neighborhoods plagued by crime, drug use and rising street homelessness.

Pro-Israel Democrats face major test in key Midwest races

The Democratic Party’s fight over Israel is returning to where it began. Jewish Democrats are warning the results could push them out of the...

Political Theater at Its Most Satisfying

I’m not above enjoying this.

Trump admin invokes 30-year dormant terror court as it seeks to deport Afghan woman tied to Election Day plot

An Afghan woman is the first person facing deportation through the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, which has been dormant since its creation in 1996.

Devine on Fauci

The initial populist calls to “Fire Fauci” came as early as April 2020

Clinton, Obama-era Democratic heavyweights Penn and Emanuel rip NYC’s Mamdani over taxes, Israel, blast DSA

Democratic power players Mark Penn and Rahm Emanuel publicly criticize NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his property tax plan and Israel positions.

Mamdani’s Main Opponent

The New York Times profiles Reihan Salam, head of the Manhattan Institute.

Judiciary Committee likely to postpone vote on Blanche AG nomination, holdout senators say

The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to postpone a scheduled Thursday vote on Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general as two Republicans on the panel are not yet prepared to support him.

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