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White House says proposed Dem probes may be ‘blatant criminality’

The White House signaled it will take a combative stance against forthcoming investigations into President Trump by the incoming Democratic Congress, writing a letter to Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that their actions "may cross the line into blatant criminality."

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to publish book as 2028 presidential cycle begins

Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore will release a book on national politics next year, just as the 2028 presidential campaign cycle is expected to heat up.

Afghan man fooled feds to win bogus immigrant visas

An "ally" who helped the U.S. war effort in Afghanistan was arrested Tuesday on immigration fraud charges, with authorities saying he fooled federal authorities into granting immigration passes to other Afghans who didn't deserve them.

Immigration arrests go on unabated despite Trump’s misgivings after the GOP’s midterm wipeout

It's business as usual for President Donald Trump's deportation offensive despite the Republican wipeout in the midterm elections.

House Democrats say they couldn’t vote on Hegseth impeachment due to traffic

Multiple Democratic lawmakers said a traffic incident and a police escort kept them from voting against a motion that effectively killed an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday.

More than a dozen key races remain too early to call one week after Election Day

The size of Democrats' majorities in the House and Senate remained undetermined one week after Election Day as more than a dozen races were still too early to call Tuesday.

Remembering World War II veteran, Maj. Jim Rogan

On a troop transport ship shortly before the invasion of Okinawa, a 19-year-old U.S. Marine, James “Jim” Rogan, was interviewed by a radio reporter from back home. He explained that he had met his brother, Peter, a Marine serving with another division. And that they would both go on the operation together. Jim added. “And […]

The Senate should demand answers on abortion drugs before confirming Heidi Overton

This month, the Senate may consider Heidi Overton’s nomination to lead the Food and Drug Administration. Before moving forward, it should demand answers about the Biden administration’s most consequential abortion policy: eliminating the in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone. This policy has caused devastating consequences across the country and drawn national attention. Most recently, the public […]

The Protect College Sports Act is probably dead — and that’s a good thing

Football conference championships are nearly here, with the Atlantic Coast Conference, Southeastern Conference, and Big Ten Conference set to host some of the biggest games on the first Saturday in December. It could be the last season under the old system, but it likely won’t. Even though the Senate overwhelmingly passed the Protect College Sports […]

The election is over. Now it’s time to deliver for American families

With the midterm elections behind us, Washington’s attention is turning to the next Congress and the policies that will shape the country’s future. But amid the conversations about political victories, legislative priorities, and party leadership, one issue deserves greater attention: how we support American families. For those who champion pro-life values, the responsibility doesn’t end […]

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