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Media flail as their anti-Trump narratives fail — again and again

The legacy media have been smearing Trump for the better part of a decade without dragging him down — but the outrage merchants are...

Thank NY’s sick political class for insane ruling that Suffolk pay $60M for detaining illegal migrants

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine this week bewailed the madness of federal Judge William Kuntz' ruling, which he must appeal — since it's based...

Supreme Court declines to stop Trump sentencing in N.Y.

The Supreme Court declined Thursday to intervene on behalf of President-elect Donald Trump, who'd asked the justices to halt his scheduled Friday sentencing on felony convictions in New York.

Survey details the religions of the members of Congress

As the 119th Congress gets underway, some meticulous new research from the Pew Research Center reveals that Christians will make up 87% of voting members in the Senate and House of Representatives in the 2025-27 congressional session. "That's down from 88% in the last session and 92% a decade ago," the research said.

Vance resigns from Senate

Vice President-elect J.D. Vance announced Thursday his resignation from the Senate effective at midnight, so he can be sworn in as vice president on Jan. 20.

House, Senate lawmakers unveil bipartisan bill to punish ‘swatting’

A bipartisan and bicameral group of lawmakers unveiled legislation Thursday that would punish swatting with criminal penalties of up to 20 years in prison in the worst cases.

Trump to challenge Gov. Newsom on California’s water policies amid uncontrolled wildfires

President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to use executive action to force California to funnel more water to the southern part of the state, after a water shortage helped fuel devastating fires in Los Angeles.

Laken Riley Act clears first filibuster test as Democrats rush to back Trump-style immigration bill

Last year the Laken Riley Act couldn't even get a sniff of action in the Senate.

Biden promises federal government will cover the full cost of Los Angeles fires

President Biden pledged on Thursday that the federal government would pay the entire cost of the Los Angeles fires for 180 days, a significant increase from what is typically covered when disaster strikes.

Republican lawmakers’ demands threaten to trip up Trump’s agenda

Enough House Republicans are drawing red lines in pursuit of steeper state and local tax deductions and deep spending cuts to throw a wrench in passing President-elect Donald Trump's agenda.

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