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Kudos to Speaker Johnson: Moving Ukraine aid is critical to national security

Speaker Mike Johnson’s Easter announcement that he’ll bring a new Ukraine-aid package to a vote when the House returns next week, despite the political...

The University of Texas at Austin Shuts Down DEI Division

‘Associate or assistant deans who were formerly focused on DEI will return to their full-time faculty positions,’ the school says.

Covid Subcommittee Invites Scientific-Journal Editors to Testify on Their Relationship with Federal Government

The invitations follow testimonies from Anthony Fauci and Francis Collins.

Big Day for Trump’s Presidential Records Act Defense in Florida Federal Prosecution

Has the former president’s defense gotten some traction with Judge Aileen Cannon?

Pro-Sports, Anti–Stadium Subsidies

Stadium subsidies are a bad deal for taxpayers.

‘A matter of respect’: Louisiana governor demands changes after LSU’s anthem snub

Louisiana's governor is unhappy with the LSU women's basketball team -- and not because they were eliminated Monday from the NCAA tournament.

Sen. Katie Britt calls for more respectful discourse, cites friendship with Democrats

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt confided Tuesday that she counts some Democratic colleagues among her best friends in the Senate and said such cross-party relationships are essential to governing, especially as social media fuels widening political divisions.

RFK Jr. says he would pardon whistleblower Edward Snowden

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he would pardon whistleblower Edward Snowden on his first day in office if he's elected president in November, and is encouraging people to sign a petition to "intensify the spotlight" on Mr. Snowden's case.

Kennedy buzz increases as independent calls Biden worse than Trump

The public is paying attention to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his bid for the White House. The independent presidential hopeful was the subject of 63,100 posts on X by noon Tuesday -- and no wonder.

Trump presses advantage on immigration issue, rails against ‘Biden Border Bloodbath’

Former President Donald Trump is looking to put President Biden on his heels over immigration and border security ahead of the general election, warning that the Democrat's policies have sparked a "bloodbath" in the U.S.

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