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Ramaswamy calls looming Trump indictment ‘national disaster’ but urges against ‘protests in the streets’

Republican presidential candidate, who's a 2024 rival to former President Donald Trump, says it would be 'it would be a national disaster' if Trump's indicted but opposes street protests

Dem congressman ‘may vote to impeach’ Biden’s DHS Secretary Mayorkas

California Democratic Rep. Juan Vargas said he might vote to impeach Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over border wall construction.

Arkansas lawmakers approve bill increasing homestead tax credit

Lawmakers in Arkansas approved a bill that would increase property tax credits for thousands of homeowners. The legislation will boost the tax credit from $375 to $425.

Federal judge delivers blow to Biden’s climate agenda: ‘Destructive federal overreach’

A federal court issued an injunction Sunday, partially blocking the Biden administration from moving forward with a regulation that would broadly redefine protected waters.

DC Mayor Bowser announces vague investigation after longtime adviser leaves office without explanation

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a probe into former deputy mayor John Falcicchio but declined to go into detail due to privacy concerns around the "sensitive matter."

Biden Issues First Veto of Presidency, Blocks Anti-ESG Resolution Passed by Congress

Congress voted to block a Labor Department rule allowing retirement-fund fiduciaries to take ESG factors into account.

How We Know That ‘Woke’ Is Losing

Rather than change their tactics, progressives change the language — as they’ve done so many times before.

Trump Lawyers Move to Throw Out Georgia Special Grand Jury Report

Trump’s lawyers claim the jury forewoman’s media tour ‘poisoned’ the inquiry.

NYPD Erects Steel Barricades around Courthouse ahead of Expected Trump Indictment

Trump told his followers that he expects to be arrested Tuesday and urged them to protest.

Jean-Pierre scolds African reporter for ‘unacceptable’ behavior in White House briefing room

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reminded reporters Monday to maintain decorum in the "historic" press room and said she will not accept interruptions after a reporter known for outbursts interrupted the start of an appearance by actor Jason Sudeikis and the cast of "Ted Lasso."

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