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House Democrats demand Kash Patel take alcohol test under penalty of perjury after Atlantic report

Rep. Jamie Raskin and House Democrats opened an investigation into FBI Director Kash Patel over alleged drinking behavior reported by The Atlantic, which Patel denies.

Minnesota allows ‘happy hour’ in nursing homes under new law easing alcohol restrictions

Gov. Tim Walz signed Minnesota's "Grandparents' Happy Hour" law allowing nursing home residents to drink alcohol at facility-organized social events.

‘The GOP should’ve done more’: Virginia Republicans point fingers after gerrymandering loss

After a narrow loss in Virginia, Republicans are pointing fingers as President Donald Trump's...

Michael Goodwin: Sen. Chris Murphy is cheering for America’s enemies as Dems spew lies about Trump, Israel

If Chris Murphy is any indication, it won’t be long until the Democratic Party...

The 2 critical Iran lifelines the US has left largely untouched — just as cease-fire talks stall

The cease-fire with Iran, though extended, could end any day now. Meanwhile, Iran has...

GOP holds with Trump on Iran war, but cracks emerge as deadline nears

Senate Republicans block a fourth war powers resolution on Trump's Iran war, but questions grow as the 60-day congressional deadline approaches.

Leavitt puts Democrats on defense as ‘disgusting’ allegations against Swalwell mount

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt hits Democrats for allegedly knowing about rape accusations against Rep. Eric Swalwell and staying silent.

Leavitt shows off US Triumphal Arch, with plans to be released Thursday

President Trump's proposed 250-foot United States Triumphal Arc would rise on Columbia Island in the Potomac River to mark America's 250th birthday.

Trump reveals he has multi-pick SCOTUS plan ready as retirement speculation heats up

President Trump says he is prepared to appoint up to three Supreme Court justices as speculation swirls around Justice Alito's possible retirement.

WATCH: Ex-NATO chief draws red line as Trump fumes alliance abandoned US during Iran war

Former NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance should not be drawn into supporting U.S. military operations against Iran, calling NATO defensive.

House Dems launch impeachment push against Hegseth

Thirteen House Democrats filed six articles of impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, accusing him of war crimes and reckless handling of classified information.

David Axelrod trying to tamp down speculation after meeting the pope

David Axelrod denies his Pope Leo XIV meeting was a precursor to a potential summit with former President Barack Obama amid accusations of politically motivated Trump criticism.

Over a dozen state officials rally behind game-changing Trump admin rule cracking down on fraud: ‘Essential’

Financial officers from 12 states rally behind a Trump administration rule targeting healthcare middlemen to lower costs and root out fraud and waste.

‘Privileged’ Hunter Biden, spared by dad’s pardon, blasts Trump’s clemency power

Hunter Biden admits his own bias regarding the presidential pardon from his father, claiming the founders never imagined Donald Trump or his family.

Stolen IDs sold for ‘Happy Meal’ prices fuel billions in US benefit fraud

Criminals can buy stolen identities for the price of a fast-food meal and use AI to file fake benefit claims, a former inspector general told Congress.

California Dems ripped for bill dubbed the ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ that could penalize independent journalists

California Democrats face backlash over a bill critics say would criminalize investigative journalism and shield immigration service providers.

Noncitizen charged with voting in Minnesota 2024 election after admitting ‘mistake’ to investigators

A noncitizen in Minnesota is accused of voting in the 2024 election and faces felony charges as Republicans push for stronger voter ID legislation.

DHS shutdown enters Day 60 with all eyes on House Republicans to end it

Congress returned with no end in sight for the 60-day DHS shutdown as Republicans eye a "skinny" reconciliation bill to fund immigration enforcement.

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