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Biden’s 100% right to link Israel and Ukraine, but actions must follow his words

President Biden's speech on Thursday night revealed he and his administration understand that the effort to protect democracy is global, as is the entente...

GOP finally grows a spine as it rejects Jim Jordan for House speaker

On Friday, Rep. Jim Jordan lost his status as speaker-designate after his candidacy failed on the House floor for the third time in four...

Ben Collins’ Israel ‘disinfo,’ the kids are not all right and other commentary

NBC reporter Ben Collins helped circulate the inaccurate claims by Hamas that blamed Israel for the Gaza hospital explosion.

Elected Democrat in a Robe Fines Trump as Pretext to Promoting Democrats’ Incitement Narrative

A politician defendant and a politician judge who despise each other and can’t contain themselves — what could go wrong?

Judge Fines Trump $5,000 for Violating Gag Order, Threatens Jail Time in Fraud Trial

The $5,000 fine marks the first time Trump has received a formal punishment for violating a gag order.

Cheseboro Guilty Plea Is First Felony Conviction in Georgia Election-Interference Case

The alleged co-conspirator’s admission of guilt and agreement to cooperate with prosecutors imperils Trump, who is charged in the same ‘fake electors’ scheme.

Race to Succeed Jim Jordan as Next Speaker Nominee Already Hotly Contested

Prospective candidates have until noon on Sunday to formally file their intent to run for Speaker.

Biden: Hamas attacked Israel in part to stop a historic agreement with Saudi Arabia

President Joe Biden said Friday he thought Hamas was motivated to attack Israel in part by a desire to stop that country from normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia.

Federal government notches $1.7 trillion deficit for fiscal year, third-worst on record

The federal deficit leaped to $1.7 trillion for the just-ended fiscal year 2023, the Treasury Department announced, with President Biden's team pinning blame on his predecessor's 2017 tax cut package.

Judge temporarily lifts gag order on Trump in 2020 election interference case

The federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's 2020 election interference case in Washington agreed Friday to temporarily lift her narrow gag order. The ruling gives Trump's lawyers time to prove why the former president's comments should not be restricted as the case heads toward trial.

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