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Only 3.4% of U.S. journalists are Republicans: Survey

The number of full-time American journalists who say they're Republicans plummeted in the past decade, while Democrats in that profession rose.

Student debt fight ends year on disappointing note

Student loan borrowers began 2023 with money and hope. The year will end with resumed monthly payments and only limited debt relief. At the start of the year, student loans remained in their pandemic pause, as President Biden’s debt relief plan headed to the Supreme Court. But the administration decided that once the Supreme Court...

Trump hits Ohio governor over veto on proposed gender-affirming health care ban

Former President Trump went after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) for vetoing a proposed ban on gender-affirming health care for transgender minors on Saturday. “DeWine has fallen to the Radical Left,” Trump said in a Truth Social post. “No wonder he gets loudly booed in Ohio every time I introduce him at Rallies, but I...

Sunday shows preview: Southern border situation; Trump ballot decisions

The current crisis at the southern border will likely be the focus of this week’s Sunday news shows. Earlier this week, a migrant caravan of reportedly at least 6,000 people left a city in southern Mexico heading toward the U.S. The Biden administration is trying to raise pressure on the Mexican President, Andrés Manuel López...

North Dakota lawmaker’s district GOP echoes call on him to resign after slurs to police in DUI stop

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Local Republican Party leaders of a North Dakota lawmaker's own district joined calls on Friday for him to step down after his vulgar comments to police earlier this month during his traffic stop and arrest on a charge of drunken driving. In a Facebook statement, the North Dakota District 23 GOP Executive Committee...

America’s obligation to Ukraine began with nukes in the early 1990s

Was it delusional on our part to think or expect Russia to become a good international citizen?

Colorado secretary of state receives death threats: ‘I will not be intimidated’

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold (D) said she received death threats in the wake of the lawsuit that was filed in her state that eventually led to former President Trump being kicked off the ballot in her state. “Within three weeks of the lawsuit being filed, I received 64 death threats. I stopped counting...

Maine secretary of state’s house ‘swatted’ day after Trump ballot disqualification decision

The home of Maine's secretary of state was "swatted" Friday, a day after she ruled that former President Trump should be disqualified from the state's Republican presidential primary ballot.

Jack Smith disputes Trump’s presidential immunity claim in appeals court: report

DOJ special counsel Jack Smith reportedly challenged President Trump's presidential immunity claim in an appeals court document filed on Saturday.

DOJ torched after prosecutors announce Sam Bankman-Fried will not face trial on illegal political donations

Several commentators and media personalities took to social media after federal prosecutors said they do not plan to proceed with a second trial against Sam Bankman-Fried.

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