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Newsom and Biden share weak polling numbers, but not the president’s biggest vulnerability

Recent polling numbers reveal that California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom shares weak levels of support with President Joe Biden across the board.

Trump is not immune from civil lawsuits related to Jan. 6, federal appeals court rules

A federal appeals court has ruled Friday that former President Donald Trump is not immune to facing civil lawsuits relating to the events on Jan. 6, 2021.

Embattled GOP Rep. George Santos expelled from House

Rep. George Santos, D-N.Y., was expelled from the House on Friday after being charged with nearly two dozen federal counts, including identity theft and falsification of records.

Sandra Day O’Connor, former Supreme Court Justice, dead at 93

Retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor has died of complications from dementia, most likely Alzheimer's, and a respiratory illness, the Supreme Court said Friday.

Senate Dems say any changes to asylum system must be coupled with amnesty for illegal immigrants

Senate Democrats are warning of what they say would be "harmful" changes to the U.S. asylum system as part of funding talks, saying that permanent changes must be coupled by amnesty.

Arizona lawmaker calls for National Guard deployment to handle Tucson migrant surge: ‘Overrun and undermanned’

Rep. Juan Ciscomani is calling for DHS to request the deployment of the Arizona National Guard to the southern border to help authorities deal with a surge in the Tucson Sector.

Former Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel announces candidacy for state Supreme Court race in 2025

Former Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel has announced his candidacy for state Supreme Court in 2025. Schimel challenges incumbent Justice Ann Walsh Bradley.

House passes bill to stop federal funds being used to house illegal immigrants

Legislation that would stop federal funds from being used to house illegal immigrants on land controlled by the federal government passed the House on Thursday.

No Exit Strategy: Ukraine Edition

The great blob of foreign-policy opinion that supports the Biden policy in Ukraine is wriggling itself into a new position.

Senate Democrats Destroy Their Committee in the Service of a Cause Many of Them Don’t Believe In

At yesterday’s Senate Judiciary Committee business meeting, Democrats resumed their modern-day exercise in McCarthyism.

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