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GOP lawmakers pump brakes on Trump’s $5K check promise: ‘Where are you getting the money?’

President Donald Trump's $5,000 dividend check promise faces skepticism on Capitol Hill as key Republicans question its cost and inflation risks.

America’s hunters get an exclusive seat at Trump’s White House table as he takes aim at Biden-era rules

Trump will sign two executive orders at the White House expanding hunting on public lands and offshore recreational fishing before a Rose Garden dinner.

Rand Paul clashes with fellow Republican over AI ‘kill switch’ as Senate grapples with ‘Terminator’ fears

Congress remains gridlocked on AI regulation after Sen. John Kennedy's kill switch bill was blocked and fears grow over rogue AI acting on its own.

Minnesota’s anti-ICE aid fund becomes latest casualty of state’s embarrassing fraud problem

Hennepin County paid out $500,000 in grants before shutting down a $2 million program tied to Operation Metro Surge due to overwhelming fraud.

Soros-funded DA Larry Krasner may have finally taken his ‘free all criminals’ too far

Krasner has long worked as a second public defender for the city, running on...

Exclusive: Trump Considering Mullin as Replacement for Noem, Privately Furious over Senate Testimony

Noem testified that Trump gave advance approval of a taxpayer-funded $220 million ad campaign contract that was subcontracted to one of her allies.

America’s Offensive Might Contrasts with Hegseth’s Defensive Crouch

America’s awesome might is blinding enough. Hegseth doesn’t need to blow out his predecessor’s candles so that his might shine brighter.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 5

1970—A three-judge district court, consisting of Seventh Circuit judge Otto Kerner Jr. and district judges John W. Reynolds and Myron L. Gordon, rules that...

James Talarico’s Creepy ‘White Skin’ Tweets Disqualify Him from Public Office

Talarico must lose not only because he held such views, but because he has demonstrated his capacity to hold such views.

AI Needs Child-Safety Guardrails Now

The ongoing social media addiction trials point to the problems of letting AI develop without safeguards.

GOP Rep Tony Gonzales admits to affair with former aide for first time

Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales admitted to an affair with his former staffer for the first time on Wednesday as he faces a House Ethics investigation.

MAGA hardliner pushes ban on immigration from Islamic countries, US adversaries in wake of Texas shooting

Rep. Andy Ogles plans to introduce congressional bill banning entry from six Muslim-majority countries, reviving Trump-era travel restrictions.

Colorado governor lays out condition for granting clemency to pro-Trump clerk under pressure from president

Colorado Gov. Polis may grant clemency to pro-Trump election worker Tina Peters, jailed for fraud scheme, amid pressure from President Donald Trump.

‘This L is on her’: Black lawmakers and strategists dump on Crockett

Black Democratic strategists, lawmakers and activists are frustrated that Texas Democrats rejected Jasmine Crockett as their Senate nominee Tuesday night — but they also...

Illegal’s dragging of ICE agent shows the exact danger the officer who shot Renee Good feared, expert says

The sentencing of an illegal for causing serious injuries to a federal officer by dragging him with his car shows why the agent who shot activist Renee Good feared for his life.

‘Blankies,’ ICE tactics, and luxury jets: Top moments from Noem’s House testimony

Noem forcefully defended DHS's actions at a House Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday, squaring off with lawmakers on immigration enforcement, the DHS shutdown, and more.

Top 5 wildest moments as GOP lawmakers clashed with Walz, Ellison in heated fraud hearing: ‘Unbelievable’

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and AG Keith Ellison faced intense Republican grilling over the state's major fraud scandal during a House Oversight hearing Wednesday.

DHS shutdown may delay US terror response amid Iran conflict, expert warns

The DHS shutdown could hamper response to terror threats as the conflict with Iran continues to escalate, a public safety expert warned.

Rep. Tony Gonzales confesses affair with aide, denies responsibility for her suicide

Rep. Tony Gonzales, Texas Republican, publicly confessed Wednesday to having an affair with one of his employees who later died by self-immolation but said he had nothing to do with her tragic suicide.

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