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Trump DOJ investigating Biden-era pardons amid concerns over state of mind

Joe Biden's pardons, including those for Hunter Biden and death row inmates, are under Justice Department review amid concerns about AutoPen use and decision-making.

FLASHBACK: US lawmakers, officials warned about terrorist attacks from foreign nationals long before Boulder

Various officials have long cautioned about the risk of terrorism due to lax border security.

DeSantis punches back at Hope Florida controversy, likens ‘lawfare’ to attacks on Trump and nominees

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis labels backlash about the Hope Florida Foundation controversy as politically motivated "lawfare."

Still a no: Rand Paul says $5T debt increase in ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ a deal-breaker

Rand Paul criticizes the $5 trillion debt ceiling hike in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, warning it contradicts conservative values and risks fiscal irresponsibility.

Trump front-and-center in Republican primary for governor as early voting kicks off

Trump's endorsement boosts Jack Ciattarelli in New Jersey's Republican primary, but Bill Spadea's campaign sees a surge in grassroots support and fundraising.

The politics of shamelessness: a survival tactic from Trump to party loyalty

Trump's political maneuvers, from TikTok flip-flops to controversial pardons, highlight his shamelessness and strategic recalibrations in the political arena.

Boulder attack underscores the urgency of deportations

The executive branch is morally and legally obliged to “preserve, protect, and defend” the United States. The Biden administration neglected this duty in many ways, most egregiously by permitting, indeed helping, vast numbers of illegal immigrants cross into the U.S. over the southern border. The U.S. Center for Immigration Studies estimates 5.6 million immigrants illegally […]

Puerto Rico permits nonbinary gender marker on birth certificates in landmark court decision

The Supreme Court of Puerto Rico rules in favor of nonbinary rights, allowing gender marker changes on birth certificates, enhancing equality and protection.

Common sense but true: Don’t let people who hate America move here

Like many other Americans who came here legally and became citizens, nothing rankles me more than seeing disrespect, ingratitude, and even homicidal violence from...

Education Department pausing plan to garnish Social Security checks over defaulted loans

The Department of Education has not gone through with a plan to garnish Social Security checks over defaulted loans, a department spokesperson told The Hill. “The Department has not offset any social security benefits since restarting collections on May 5, and has put a pause on any future social security offsets,” Ellen Keast, the spokesperson,...

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