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Biden’s campaign deploys Jan. 6 police officers to the battleground state of Nevada

President Biden's reelection campaign is dispatching two former Capitol police officers to Nevada Wednesday to warn voters of the threat former President Donald Trump poses to American democracy.

Prosecutors say Michael Cohen is credible, even if flawed

Prosecutors told jurors on Tuesday their star witness, Michael Cohen, remains a credible voice against former President Donald Trump despite his history of lying and apparent inconsistencies on the witness stand.

DNC to nominate Biden in virtual call to ensure Ohio ballot access

The Democratic National Committee will hold a virtual roll call to officially make President Biden the Democratic nominee before the party's August convention so he can make it onto the Ohio ballot, the committee said.

Democrats plan to nominate Biden by virtual roll call to meet Ohio ballot deadline

President Joe Biden will be formally nominated as the Democratic presidential nominee through a virtual roll call ahead of the party's official convention in Chicago in August - a maneuver that will allow Biden to appear on the November ballot in Ohio and also reduce opportunities for disruptions from protesters.

Speaker Johnson says he does not hold grudge against MTG despite ‘ridiculous tirade’ against him

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday he is still willing to work with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene despite her "ridiculous tirade" against him when she pushed for a vote to oust him from his leadership role.

Far-left, pro-Palestinian movement is coming to a small town near you

ETNA, Pennsylvania — In January 2022, the local news reported that a homemade gray flag with a swastika in the center of it was hung from the front porch of a resident on Greeley Avenue of this tiny working-class Pittsburgh suburb along the Allegheny River. The community’s response was immediate. Within days, borough Councilwoman Jessica […]

Federal judge rules New Hampshire law limiting teaching of race, gender topics unconstitutional

A federal judge in New Hampshire struck down a New Hampshire law that limited public schools' teaching of race and gender topics, ruling the law is unconstitutional on Tuesday. U.S. District Judge Paul J. Barbadoro's decision is the first in the nation to overturn such a measure for kindergarten through 12th grade public schools, the...

NY v Trump: Prosecution says they have presented ‘powerful evidence’ against former president

New York prosecutors said presented the jury with their closing argument in the case against former President Trump Tuesday, saying that the case is “about a conspiracy and a cover-up," and maintained that they have presented “powerful evidence."

Hillary Clinton just can’t stop blaming everyone else for her failures

Russia. Deplorables. Bernie Sanders. And now women. All have been blamed by Hillary Clinton for her 2016 presidential loss.

No ‘there’ there in Trump case, Jewish students stand up and other commentary

“There’s just not much to the Manhattan prosecution. The penalties sought are way out of line with the offenses alleged,” and it was “brought...

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