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Senate passes bill to repeal Biden’s student loan forgiveness program

The Senate voted Thursday to torpedo President Biden's student debt relief program.

Pro-criminal terrorist sympathizer Chesa Boudin lands a gig at Berkeley Law

What should the future of the legal system look like? For the University of California, Berkeley, it should follow the pro-criminal ideology of the son of domestic terrorists.

Walk before you run: How Biden’s tumble disqualifies him from 2024 bid

President Joe Biden is 80 years old. That alone should be enough information to conclude that he should refrain from running in 2024. However, if one still wasn’t convinced, then the video of him falling at the U.S. Air Force Academy graduation today surely should hammer home the point.

Rand Paul’s ‘conservative alternative’ would bring some fiscal responsibility to the government

As House Democrats and Republicans reached an agreement on the Fiscal Responsibility Act, fiscal hawk Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) suggested a "conservative alternative" to the debt deal. Paul's proposal, known as the "Five Penny Plan of 2023," would bring "responsible reforms and necessary cuts" to government spending.

US should retaliate inside Iran if American soldiers killed in Syria

If Iranian operatives or proxies successfully kill American service personnel in Syria, President Joe Biden should order the U.S. military to retaliate against one or more targets inside Iran.

Can the Air Force use your taxpayer dollars to host drag shows?

In a late May House Armed Services Committee meeting about the 2024 Department of Defense budget, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) asked Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin: “How much taxpayer money should go to fund drag queen story hours on military bases?”

Medicare will limit coverage of Alzheimer’s drugs

Welcome to The Hill's Health Care newsletter {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story Medicare won't change Alzheimer's drug policy Medicare is holding firm on how it will cover costly new Alzheimer's drugs, despite an intense lobbying effort from lawmakers, advocacy groups and drug companies. © Eisai via AP The Centers for Medicare...

U.S. takes ‘countermeasures’ against Russia’s violations of nuclear treaty

The Biden administration on Thursday announced it is holding back key information on U.S.-nuclear weapons stockpiles as part of requirements of the New START Treaty with Russia in the wake of Moscow violating the agreement. Russia formally suspended its participation in the treaty in February in opposition to U.S. military and diplomatic support for Ukraine,...

DHS ups monthly appointments for processing asylum seekers to nearly 40,000

The Biden administration on Thursday announced an increase in its processing of asylum seekers at the southern border, allowing nearly 40,000 migrants each month to book appointments to make their case. The appointment slots, distributed through the CBP One app run by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, will jump from 1,000 to 1,250 a day....

Debt ceiling live updates: Senate scrambles with default deadline looming

The deal to raise the debt ceiling is in the hands of the Senate after passing the House by a wide and bipartisan margin Wednesday night. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has said the U.S. could run out of money to pay its bills on June 5 if Congress doesn't act, which leaves the famously slow-moving...

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