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Justice Department urges federal court to tear down Texas’ floating border wall

The Biden administration appeared before a federal appeals court Thursday to ask the judges to rule against Texas' floating border wall, saying it's illegal under the terms of a 19th-century law governing navigable rivers.

‘I can’t stop that’: Hamstrung Biden says he’s required by law to build border wall

President Biden on Thursday said he has no choice but to build a new border wall, saying his hands are tied by laws Congress passed ordering that billions of dollars be spent on constructing the barrier.

Interior’s No. 2 official leaving contentious role overseeing Biden energy policies

Interior Department Deputy Secretary Tommy Beaudreau will step down at the end of this month, capping off a decadelong career at the agency that drew criticism from climate hawks and Big Oil alike.

Rep. Frost says McCarthy’s ‘bring it on’ statement made them bring it on

Rep. Maxwell Frost hinted that former Speaker Kevin McCarthy may have brought his fate upon himself by his "bring it on" comment and his attitude of not backing down.

A $19,000 lectern for Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders sparks call for legislative audit

Sarah Huckabee Sanders rose to national prominence in part during her time at the lectern as White House press secretary, but the purchase of a $19,000 lectern for the Arkansas governor is undergoing scrutiny and prompting claims that records about it have been altered.

Trump as House speaker? Some GOP lawmakers say yes

Former President Donald Trump says he wants the next speaker of the House to help him and will do whatever is necessary to help find a replacement for ousted Kevin McCarthy.

ESG: Another business practice that government should leave alone

Running a business is hard these days. Heavy-handed regulations and higher taxes are expected when leftists are in power. But industry became shell-shocked when traditional conservative allies targeted corporate environmental, social, and governance practices. No wedge has shredded the historic alliance between these long-standing allies more than such disputes.

Dem leader presses her party to show up for next week’s Speaker vote

Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.), the House Minority Whip, sent a “Dear Colleague” letter asking for her fellow House Democrats to show up for next week's vote for Speaker of the House. “On Tuesday evening, our Caucus will convene for an organizational meeting to nominate Leader [Hakeem] Jeffries as our candidate for Speaker of the House,”...

Putin says Russia has tested nuclear-powered missile, could revoke atomic test ban

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday confirmed his nation has successfully tested an experimental nuclear-powered missile and warned that Moscow may revoke a ban on atomic bomb testing. Putin, speaking at a think tank-sponsored forum, said testing on the cruise missile Burevestnik, which has a range of up to 14,000 miles, was recently completed, though...

Florida Democrat asks county to increase Mar-a-Lago tax to match Trump claims

Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) asked the Palm Beach County appraiser to increase the property tax for former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club, after he claimed that it’s worth significantly more than its appraised value. Moskowitz’s letter, first reported by NBC News, came after a New York judge ruled that Trump and his sons committed business fraud...

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