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House Education Committee Threatens to Subpoena Harvard If It Fails to Produce Requested Documents in Antisemitism Probe

Foxx said only one ‘meaningful document’ has been provided to the House committee after several requests have been made since last month.

After 12 Years, Michael Mann’s Defamation Case against Mark Steyn Finally Goes to the Jury

The case involves blog posts in which conservative pundit Mark Steyn and science writer Rand Simberg criticized Mann’s hockey stick climate change graph.

Speaker Mike Johnson regroups after a bruising run of missteps, setbacks to GOP agenda

House Republicans this week were on the verge of dealing a rebuke to the Biden administration and taking the lead in the national security race, but instead suffered embarrassing back-to-back defeats that have them asking where can House Speaker Mike Johnson go from here.

Special counsel investigating Biden’s handling of classified documents has completed probe, AG says

The Justice Department special counsel investigating President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents has completed his inquiry and a report is expected to be made public soon, Attorney General Merrick Garland told lawmakers in a letter Wednesday.

Biden’s Energy Dept. classifies tony Martha’s Vineyard as ‘low income’ to push EV charger subsidies

The Biden administration has decided to include some of America's most prestigious vacation areas within a "low-income" bracket in order to make them eligible for subsidies meant to promote electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.

House Democrats, at annual retreat, say they won’t shun Biden on campaign trail

LEESBURG, Va. -- Democrats huddled here Wednesday to plot legislative strategy for the presidential election year with President Biden mired in historically low poll numbers.

Last-minute 2020 election changes encouraged voter fraud

"Mail-in voting fraud likely changed the outcome of the 2020 election ... in 2020, mail-in voting reached an all-time record due to pandemic policies encouraging" the practice, according to the Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group that promotes free-market solutions to social and economic problems.

Massachusetts governor nominates former romantic partner to state’s supreme court

Gov. Maura Healey on Wednesday nominated an appeals court judge and former romantic partner with whom she shared a home for several years to an open seat on the state's highest court.

GOP’s McClintock says his vote against Mayorkas impeachment was in line with the Constitution

Rep. Tom McClintock clapped back at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for criticizing his vote against impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Washington’s expansive gun-free zones disarm workers caught in the D.C. crime wave

Amid an explosion of violent carjackings and armed thefts in downtown Washington, workers who have permits to carry concealed handguns are still forced to go unarmed throughout the city.

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