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Merrick Garland’s fate hangs in balance as House begins contempt vote

The House of Representatives is voting on whether to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt for refusing to hand over President Biden's interview tapes.

Navy vet running to unseat Minnesota Democrat says ‘selfish’ opponent ‘not serious’ about protecting Americans

A GOP Minnesota Senate candidates says Sen. Amy Klobuchar's silence about the southern border crisis and the economy shows she is "not serious" about protecting Americans.

Hunter Biden case: White House won’t rule out president shortening son’s sentence after guilty verdict

The White House is not ruling out President Biden shortening whatever sentence his son Hunter Biden receives after being found guilty in a criminal trial.

Migrants continue to stream into Boston airport as more than 100 sleep on the floor

Over 100 migrants were pictured sleeping on the floor with makeshift beds and air mattresses while surrounded by luggage at Boston's Logan International Airport.

US can stop border-crossing terrorists with Obama administration policies

Todd Bensman argues that border security policies from Barack Obama's presidency can stop border-crossing terrorists.

California $20 fast food minimum wage slams In-N-Out and all Golden Staters

The California fast food minimum wage law --- a k a 'the Great California minimum wage disaster' --- is hurting burger legends In-N-Out and...

Reading the Tea Leaves on Court’s Remaining Cases

The Supreme Court heard oral argument in 61 cases this Term. It has issued rulings in 32 cases. So 29 cases remain.

Do We Need to Talk about Periods?

A frivolous New York Times video adds to the general ignorance surrounding women’s health.

Chevron and the Myth of Agency Expertise Should Be Put to Rest

Then-Judge Brett Kavanaugh recognized while sitting on the D.C. Circuit the dynamic that caused the executive branch “to be extremely aggressive in seeking to...

Wisconsin will keep ban on mobile absentee voting sites in place for now

The Wisconsin Supreme Court kept a lower court's ruling banning the use of mobile voting sites in the upcoming presidential election in place for now, a win for Republicans.

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