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Comey Pretrial Motions: Disqualification of Interim U.S. Attorney

The defense has a strong argument that Lindsey Halligan’s appointment violates the statutes controlling U.S. attorney appointments.

How’s That Government Shutdown Fight Going, Democrats?

The media dynamic surrounding this government shutdown fight is very different from the one in 2018–19.

New Leadership at the American Constitution Society

Under Feingold’s nakedly partisan leadership, ACS was unimpressive — and, best as we could tell on the right — uninfluential.

No, Trump Isn’t Destroying the White House

Good grief, people. Pull yourselves together.

Jeff Merkley’s marathon speech keeps going in Senate to protest Trump’s policies

Sen. Jeff Merkley's Senate floor speech broke the 21-hour mark on Wednesday afternoon.

NATO leader Rutte says only Trump can secure Russia-Ukraine peace deal

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said Wednesday that President Trump is "the only one" who can get a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

Trump anti-DEI education compact still waiting for a ‘yes’ as Arizona declines, Vanderbilt dodges

None of the nine universities invited to join the Trump administration's Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education have said "yes" -- but not all of them said "no," either.

John Reid puts an AI twist on empty-chair debate routine in Virginia’s lieutenant governor race

John Reid, the GOP candidate for Virginia lieutenant governor, said his Democratic opponent's refusal to debate forced him to produce an AI-generated mock debate that he posted on YouTube.

Hunter Biden on pardon from father: ‘Donald Trump went and changed everything’

Hunter Biden said his father would not have pardoned him had President Trump won the 2024 election. Former President Biden's son spoke with Mediaite editor Tommy Christopher on Monday about the recent slew of federal indictments against President Trump's perceived political enemies. "Well, look, I think that, and I’ve said this before, is that my...

6 in 10 say US headed in wrong direction: Survey

Almost one in three Americans say the country is moving in the wrong direction, mostly due to President Trump's actions since returning to the White House in January, according to a new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI). Sixty-two percent think the nation is on the wrong track, including 92 percent of Democrats...

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