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Senate Republican Campaign Chief to 2024 Candidates: Don’t ‘Run Away’ from Abortion

Trump did Daines a favor by finally announcing his abortion stance, allowing GOP candidates to take a position without worrying they’d be undercut.

Trump’s Self-Serving Abortion Punt

Even in announcing his new position on the issue, Trump made no effort to present it as anything other than a cynical political calculation.

Washington Judge Declares Large-Capacity Magazine Ban Unconstitutional, Blasts State’s Misleading Arguments

Washington’s Democratic AG, Bob Ferguson, filed an emergency motion to the state supreme court keeping the ban in effect for now.

Oakland Crime Wave: Burglaries Nearly Doubled over Last Three Years as Arrests Cut in Half

The city of Oakland has experienced a dramatic crime surge since 2020 as arrests plunge and the police department struggles to fill vacancies.

MTG thrashes Speaker Johnson in letter to colleagues, wants to oust him

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene blasted House Speaker Mike Johnson in a letter to fellow Republicans Tuesday, accusing him of "complete and total surrender to Democrats" throughout his time with the gavel.

Speaker Johnson to vote against warrant requirement for FISA spying on Americans

House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to vote against requiring the government to get a warrant when using its power to spy on email, phone calls and texts, a lawmaker close to the speaker told The Washington Times.

Austin cites China, Russia threats in pressing Senate to pass $850 billion defense budget

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin told lawmakers on Tuesday that President Biden's $850 billion defense budget will keep the nation safe by tackling the country's "pacing challenge," an increasingly aggressive China and the threat posed by Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

Trump defends new abortion stance in the face of sharp criticism from conservatives

Former President Donald Trump defended his stance that abortion rights should be decided by the states in the face of criticism from conservatives such as Sen. Lindsey Graham and Mr. Trump's own vice president, Mike Pence.

New EPA rule says 200 chemical plants must reduce toxic emissions that are likely to cause cancer

More than 200 chemical plants nationwide will be required to reduce toxic emissions that are likely to cause cancer under a new rule issued Tuesday by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Ex-military leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump’s absolute immunity claims

More than a dozen retired four-star military leaders who served in various administrations over the past six decades told the Supreme Court on Monday that former President Donald Trump's claim of absolute immunity imperils national security.

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