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IRS to End ‘Most’ Unannounced Home Visits, Reversing ‘Decades-Long Practice’ after Alleged Abuses

Matt Taibbi, who received an unnanounced IRS visit on the day he testified before Congress, celebrated the news in a statement to NR.

Every President Faces a Challenging Climb, but Not Like This

While assuring us that Biden is in excellent health, the White House staff is keeping him away from long staircases.

New Poll: Almost Two-Thirds of Likely Voters Support Ending Biden’s Plan to Cancel Student-Loan Debt

The plan was never popular nationally, though the media and discussion on Twitter would have had you believe otherwise.

Biden Admin Mulls Lifting Uyghur Sanctions for Fentanyl Deal with China: WSJ

Chinese officials told the Biden admin they’d only work with the U.S. on narcotics after the reversal of Trump-era sanctions on the Chinese police...

Biden will veto House military, health and agriculture spending bills

President Biden will veto House Republicans' defense and health and agriculture bills if make it to his desk, the White House said Monday.

Special counsel Jack Smith to get his own bobblehead

Jack Smith, who is overseeing the federal investigation into former President Donald Trump, will soon have his own bobblehead.

Democrats warn green groups’ combative protests undercut the climate change movement

Activism tactics from climate change protesters are giving pause to even some of Capitol Hill's biggest climate hawks.

Nikki Haley says Trump ‘can’t win’ a general election, GOP must turn the page

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said Monday that former President Donald Trump can't win a general election, putting herself forward as the best alternative once voters start to pay attention after Labor Day.

Abbott blames Biden for illegal immigrants that drown in Rio Grande

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott delivered a verbal spanking Monday to President Biden, telling him to either find a way to secure the border or get out of the way of states that want to do it themselves.

Oklahoma Senate overrides GOP governor’s vetoes on Native American compacts

The Republican-controlled Oklahoma Senate met in a special session Monday and overrode GOP Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes of two bills to extend existing agreements with Native American tribes for another year.

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