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Voters split on whether Trump is serious about going after political enemies: Survey

Voters are split on whether President-elect Trump is serious about going after his political enemies during his second stint in the White House, according to a new survey released on Thursday.  The Monmouth University poll found that 48 percent of respondents said Trump is serious about going after his political foes, while another 47 percent...

Biden readies travel bans on Georgia officials for undermining October election

President Biden is readying visa restrictions on officials in the country of Georgia amid a government crackdown on mass protests against the claimed victory by the Georgian Dream party, which critics say is turning the country toward Russia.  The administration is expected to issue a number of travel bans Thursday, according to people familiar with...

Supreme Court unveils pilot program for public to reserve courtroom seats

The Supreme Court on Thursday announced a pilot program that will allow members of the public to enter a lottery for reserved courtroom seats during oral arguments. The court has long provided seats to the public on a first-come, first-served basis, with lines often forming outside the courthouse early in the morning or even the...

The US must push Putin out the Syrian door

The overthrow of Assad by rebels led by HTS in Syria represents a major opportunity for the U.S. and its allies to recognize the importance of what just happened and take the lead in the Syria diplomatic process to ensure Russia loses its military bases in Syria.

Democrat Goldman: Wray should have forced Trump to fire him

Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) said Thursday he thinks FBI Director Christopher Wray should not have decided to resign at the end of President Biden’s term and should have, instead, stayed on and forced President-elect Trump to fire him. But Goldman said he thinks Wray made his decision based only on what was best for the...

5 things to know about Biden’s 1,500 clemencies, pardons

President Biden pardoned 39 people and commuted the sentences of nearly 1,500 others on Thursday, a sweeping move that comes after pressure from criminal justice advocates over the surprise pardon of his son Hunter Biden. The White House billed it as setting a new single-day record for the number of people impacted. They include those...

Reporter’s Notebook: A DOGE in the fight

Congress hasn't voted to create DOGE, and there's been no executive order, but President Trump-elect advisers Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are spearheading the enterprise anyway.

Tide turns in favor of Trump DOD pick Pete Hegseth after Matt Gaetz failure

Pete Hegseth's luck seems to be turning around in the Senate despite several controversies he has faced as he seeks to become defense secretary in the next Trump administration.

DOJ IG reveals number of FBI confidential sources on the ground during Jan 6

DOJ Inspector General said there were more than two dozen confidential human sources in the crowd on Jan. 6, but only three were assigned by the FBI to be present for the event, Fox News has learned.

China denies new report linking CCP to four sites in Cuba allegedly used to spy on the US

The Center for Strategic and International Studies released a report last week detailing facilities in Cuba that it claims China may be using to gather signal intelligence on the U.S.

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