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Longtime Biden Senate colleague calls for ‘new candidate’ after Biden debate performance: ‘Disaster’

Longtime Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin is joining the list of voices calling on President Biden to bow out of the 2024 presidential race after his debate performance.

ACLU sues Pennsylvania county over rejected mail-in ballots

The ACLU filed a lawsuit against the Washington County Board of Elections, accusing it of concealing errors that disqualified voters' mail-in ballots.

Solar company found to have ‘reaped billions’ from top Biden law leads to outcry: ‘Appeasing the rich’

Critics of the green energy movement expressed outrage at a new report that a preeminent solar company caught a windfall from President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.

Top House Dem admits Biden debate was a ‘setback,’ calls for a comeback after ‘underwhelming performance’

A top House Democrat admitted that President Biden did not deliver a great performance at the first presidential debate, as concerns over his candidacy persist.

AOC threatens Supreme Court articles of impeachment over immunity ruling

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez claimed the Supreme Court has been "consumed by a corruption crisis," and vowed to file impeachment articles.

GOP Senate candidate ties opponent to Biden debate: Bob Casey knew

Vulnerable Democrats are facing new scrutiny over their comments and defense of President Biden's mental acuity and ability to be president for another term after a decidedly lacking debate performance.

Joe Biden’s asleep at the national-security wheel and Americans will die

Army bases in Europe are now on heightened terror alert. We need a president who isn't losing his mind in order to keep the...

House Republicans Sue DOJ for Access to Biden-Hur Audio as Concerns Mount over President’s Fitness

Biden invoked executive privilege in May to protect the audio from being released.

Overturning Chevron Is a Major Victory for the Rule of Law

Good riddance to Chevron deference, which the Supreme Court overturned Friday in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless v. Department of Commerce.

No, the Supreme Court Did Not Make It a ‘Crime to Be Homeless’

Johnson v. Grants Pass was not a Republican ruling or a victory for political extremism. In fact, West Coast progressive leaders welcomed it.

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