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Biden impeachment: What the House may charge, and what it needs to show

In corruption cases, payments to family members can be and have been treated as benefits to a principal actor.

Liberal group in Michigan sues to keep Trump off ballot, citing 14th Amendment

A liberal group on Friday filed a lawsuit to keep former President Trump off the 2024 ballot in Michigan, saying he violated the 14th Amendment and should be banned from being able to participate in the election. It is the third challenge to Trump’s ballot eligibility after similar actions were filed in Colorado and Minnesota....

If marijuana is rescheduled, will it be legalized nationwide?

Federal health officials have recommended that the DEA reclassify marijuana - is this a new step to widespread legalization?

Gaetz on looming shutdown: ‘McCarthy brought us to this moment’

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) blasted House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) over chaos in spending negotiations, accusing the Speaker of making too many contradictory promises to fund the government. A government shutdown will start at midnight Sunday, unless a last-minute spending bill passes both the House and Senate, which is unlikely. “It is by design that...

House Republicans to vote on ‘clean’ stopgap funding bill despite conservative outrage

The House of Representatives is shortly voting on a stopgap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown

Elon Musk tangles with German government over migrant crisis: ‘Has invasion vibes…’

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has tangled with the German government on X over its policies regarding illegal immigration across the Mediterranean.

Georgia indictment: First Trump co-defendant pleads guilty in Fulton County court

Atlanta-based bail bondsman Scott Clark, one of 18 co-defendants in the Fulton County election interference case against Donald Trump, has taken a plea deal.

How colleges brazenly get around Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling

It’s a clever loophole: ask about race… without expressly requiring students to write about their race.

California is at a tipping point—and liberal pols are left to scramble

With California's big cities in crisis, liberal politicians like Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed are frantically trying to survive after...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 30

Rosemary Barkett’s 34-year Reign of Error in the American judiciary—first in Florida’s lower courts, then as a state supreme court justice (and chief justice),...

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