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DeSantis Signs Law to ‘End the Squatters Scam’ in Florida

The legislation, set to take effect July 1, will increase penalties for squatters and empower police to immediately remove the unlawful tenants.

Well, Well, Well . . . If It Isn’t the Consequences of Your Own Actions

Openly calling for the assassination of the president of the United States, as Hamza El Boudali has done, is newsworthy — and not just...

The Poison Pill’s Day in the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court should not bless the lawless and dangerous expansion of do-it-yourself chemical abortion.

Former Walker Campaign Aide Drops Sexual-Assault Lawsuit against CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp

GOP operative Carlton Huffman had accused Schlapp of fondling him while the two were riding in a car.

No One Is Above the Law. That Means a Trump DOJ Must Indict Joe Biden

Let’s apply the new Trump standard.

‘Biden’s Best Friend’: Ohio Republicans Confident White House Will Sink Democratic Incumbent Sherrod Brown

GOP Senate candidate Bernie Moreno is banking on appealing to Ohio’s white working-class voters, a demographic Biden has struggled with.

WH Press Secretary Abruptly Hangs Up on Radio Hosts after ‘Incredibly Offensive’ Dementia Question

Host Mark Garrison said he spoke to ‘a number of people’ who wanted to know whether the president is suffering from dementia.

Appeals court rejects border ‘invasion’ claims, issues new block on Texas’ strict immigration law

A federal appeals court renewed an injunction Wednesday blocking Texas' tough new immigration law, delivering a significant victory to immigrant-rights advocates and President Biden.

Trump makes fun of Ronna McDaniel after NBC cancels her contract

Former President Donald Trump mocked former Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel after NBC News rescinded its offer for a political analyst job.

Jan. 6 defendant with Confederate flag in U.S. Capitol to be freed early

A man who paraded a Confederate flag through the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, will be released early from prison as the Supreme Court weighs the fate of hundreds of Capitol Hill protesters charged with obstruction by the feds.

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