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Over 100 former clerks of Justice Thomas sign open letter defending his integrity, independence

Dozens of former clerks to Justice Clarence Thomas penned an open letter saying the jurist's "integrity is unimpeachable" in pushback against recent negative press.

Wisconsin Assembly Republicans propose $3 billion tax cut targeting middle class

Republicans in the Wisconsin Assembly proposed an almost $3 billion tax cut that targets the middle class. Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a similar bill last month.

Conservatives blast Eminem for cease and desist letter to Ramaswamy campaign: ‘What a gigantic baby’

Rapper Eminem was widely mocked by conservatives on social media after reportedly objecting to GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy rapping to his music.

Argentina: Uruguayans Play the Peso

The Argentine peso has crumbled against its Uruguayan counterpart.

San Francisco Commissioner Outed as ‘Doom Loop’ Tour Organizer, Resigns

Alex Ludlum, VP of San Francisco’s Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure, was connected to the event through refund notices.

Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher, R.I.P.

‘Joe the Plumber’ was a rarity in modern political culture: Someone who became famous for wanting the government to do less.

National Archives Confirms Existence of 5,400 Emails, Records Containing Alleged VP Biden Pseudonyms

The Southeastern Legal Foundation alleged in a lawsuit that Biden used the pseudonyms to conceal his involvement in his son’s business schemes.

On Gas Prices, Media See One Side’s Cynicism as Another’s Cleverness

Gasoline prices are on the rise again, and the cascading effect of higher gas prices has the Biden administration and its Democratic allies nervous.

House Republicans Accuse Weiss of Giving Hunter Biden ‘Special Privileges,’ Demand Info on Special-Counsel Appointment

The chairmen cite Weiss’s decision to offer Hunter an unprecedented plea deal as evidence of his unfitness to serve as special counsel.

Sen. Joni Ernst urges feds to sell offices left empty by pandemic telework

If the Biden administration isn't going to get federal workers back into the office, a waste-watching senator says it's time for the government to sell off desks.

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