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Menendez indictment revives concerns over money and influence in politics

The federal indictment of Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) on bribery charges represents an important moment to examine the role money plays in politics, say ethics experts concerned with the way Washington works. The New Jersey Democrat is facing allegations that he and his wife accepted “hundreds of thousands of dollars” in bribes. In exchange, he...

Which Republican presidential candidate will be next to drop out of the 2024 GOP nomination race?

Facing rising debate thresholds and filing deadlines, the field of Republican presidential candidates is likely to further winnow in the weeks ahead

Anti-Israel statements sweep more colleges; critics slam leaders for staying out of fray

Alumni of elite schools are rebuking their alma maters after school officials have been slow to address students' anti-Israel statements and to condemn Hamas violence.

Biden admin issues eco regulations impacting air conditioners, refrigerators

The Biden administration unveiled yet another environmental regulation targeting home appliances, this time cracking down on chemicals used in air conditioners and refrigerators.

House speaker race: Republicans to select a candidate to replace McCarthy in closed-door vote

House Republicans are gathering at 10am to elect a new candidate for speaker behind closed doors.

Homeland GOP report blames Mayorkas for ‘devastating human costs’ of migrant crisis

A new House Homeland Security Committee report is outlining the "devastating human costs" of the crisis at the southern border, blaming it on Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Hamas attack exposes our ideologically captured universities

As the depravity of Hamas continues to be realized — including the beheading of dozens of babies, the rape of hundreds of women, and the deaths of over a thousand Israelis — some have been shocked by how this violence is being not just tolerated, but celebrated, on college campuses.

Abortions in North Carolina dropped more than 30 percent in July, after ban took effect

Abortions in North Carolina dropped 31 percent in a single month after the state's 12-week abortion ban took effect, according to a new analysis, the largest of any state. After the law took effect on July 1, there were 1,310 fewer abortions performed in the health system that month compared to June, the analysis from...

Joe Biden pulls punches on antisemitism, Iran in speech on Hamas terror

There was much good and nothing wrong with what Joe Biden said in his short speech Tuesday. The problem is what he didn’t say.

McCarthy Tells Allies Not to Back Him for Speaker; Conference Remains Divided amid Israel Crisis

Many Republican lawmakers are concerned about how to move the House forward, while others remain more optimistic of the speaker election.

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