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Ethics Committee dismisses allegations that Democrat senator used taxpayer funds for personal trips

Senate Ethics Committee clears Sen. Tammy Baldwin of alleged misuse of taxpayer funds for personal trips, citing lack of evidence.

Pennsylvania teens dead right on Perkiomen Valley trans bathroom insanity — and pols need to listen

Forcing teens, especially young women, to share deeply private spaces with members of the opposite sex is disrespectful and dangerous.

State Laws Against Psychosurgery on Minors Refute Overly Broad Claim of Parental Rights

Plaintiffs challenging state laws that bar doctors from providing puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones to minors as treatment for gender dysphoria have claimed that...

Our Reality-Show Representatives

‘Lauren Boebert is playing a different role than most of us would expect a member of Congress to play.’

Zelensky Presses Trump for Details About Claims He Could End Ukraine War in 24 Hours

‘He can publicly share his idea now, not waste time, not to lose people,’ Zelensky said Tuesday during his second wartime visit to the...

Restricting Pharmacy Benefit Managers Could Decrease Competition and Increase Drug Costs

PBMs are a pro-competitive creation of the free market for prescription drugs that improve consumer welfare.

Biden to Announce First Federal Office Dedicated to Preventing Gun Violence

Activists say the office will help the administration coordinate on gun-related matters, and will help Biden to exert leadership on gun-violence prevention.

Does John Fetterman Really Want to Be a Senator?

Dress code aside, his absence rate is only exceeded by Dianne Feinstein, and he says he finds the Senate to be fixated on dumb...

Garland skirts House oversight questions about his involvement in Hunter Biden probe

Attorney General Merrick Garland told the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday that he can't remember whether he spoke to special counsel David Weiss about the criminal investigation into President Biden's son, Hunter Biden.

Blinken bullish on Ukraine support, citing key Republicans

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is confident Congress will maintain military aid for Ukraine, arguing Wednesday that key Republicans believe if Russian President Vladimir Putin triumphs, it will be "open season for would-be aggressors anywhere."

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