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Women’s March Hosts Webinar to Teach Liberals How to Speak to MAGA Family over the Holidays

One moderator, a former Trump supporter, began by apologizing to attendees for his ‘MAGA activism.’

Kristi Noem: It’s Biden’s Fault We Granted Asylum to the National Guard Ambush Suspect

The Homeland Security secretary’s explanation of Rahmanullah Lakanwal’s asylum is not reassuring.

First Choice Oral Argument Tomorrow

If Platkin prevails, he could extract donor information through New Jersey’s friendly state courts before First Choice ever gets federal review—and once that information...

D.C. Council member Janeese Lewis George announces run for mayor

D.C . Council member Janeese Lewis George announced Monday that she will run for mayor next year.

Appeals court disqualifies Alina Habba, Trump’s U.S. attorney in New Jersey

A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Alina Habba, President Trump's chief prosecutor in New Jersey, was improperly installed in her post, and it disqualified her from prosecutions against two defendants.

New study finds states with highest taxes have fastest rates of residents moving away

It's a fact. High-tax states had the highest rate of people moving out, while low-tax states had the highest rate of people moving in, according to a conservative taxpayers' watchdog organization that crunched the numbers.

N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James hit with ethics complaint after mortgage fraud case dismissed

A right-leaning watchdog group has filed an ethics complaint against New York Attorney General Letitia James following last week's dismissal of her mortgage fraud case.

Trump says he’s settled on a Federal Reserve chair pick and will announce it soon

President Trump says he knows who he will appoint to lead the Federal Reserve.

MAGA declares war on the Catholic Church

Declaring war on it is hardly civilized or politically smart.

Trump-backed candidate, sportscaster tied in Honduras presidential race

A candidate supported by President Trump and a sportscaster were tied early Monday in the Honduras presidential race. Fewer than 5,000 votes divided Nasry "Tito" Asfura, who garnered 40 percent of the early counting vote, and Salvador Nasralla, who garnered 38.78 percent, according to the National Electoral Council. Neither Asfura nor Nasralla declared victory Sunday...

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