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GOP smells blood in the water in elite school antisemitism controversy

Republicans hostile to the way elite universities shape the nation's cultural and political debates are smelling blood in the water after a disastrous hearing in which the presidents of three schools refused to say students who called for the genocide of Jews would be disciplined. One of the presidents, Liz Magill of the University of...

Deal or no deal?

  Presented by Capital One —  {beacon}   Business & Economy     Business & Economy   PRESENTED BY  The Big Story  Deal or no deal? Lawmakers are increasingly worried about whether a handshake deal President Biden and then-Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) struck last spring stands.  © Greg Nash, The Hill The Biden administration and...

House votes on health care transparency bill after stall

Presented by AstraZeneca — The bill was originally scheduled for a vote in September, but was abruptly pulled amid a broader fight over government spending and concerns that there weren’t enough Democrats on board. {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story House to vote on health care transparency bill after stall The House...

Texas Supreme Court rules against pregnant woman hours after she leaves state to obtain abortion

A Texas pregnant woman has left the state to obtain an abortion procedure hours before the state supreme court ruled against her request seeking permission for the procedure.

Supreme Court: Trump must respond to special counsel’s presidential immunity petition before Christmas

The Supreme Court has agreed to expedite this appeal and asked Trump’s lawyers to respond to the motion by next Wednesday December 20

Coalition government: How Republicans may keep their slim House majority, for now

After former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced he was leaving Congress at the end of the year, House Speaker Mike Johnson will have to rethink the GOP's strategy.

Disgraced Congressman George Santos in discussions with prosecutors for possible plea deal

Former Congressman George Santos, who faces a 23-count indictment on crimes connected to campaign fraud, is in talks with federal prosecutors to reach a plea deal.

How to save our universities, must-asks for Zelensky and other commentary

Ousted Penn President Liz Magill “exposed the grotesque hypocrisy” inside “modern American higher education,” thunders Bari Weiss at The Free Press.

Israel checking terror suspects for suicide bombs is no ‘outrage’

Israel strip-checked military age men detained in Hamas strongholds in Gaza City; now the media is going on a fake outrage binge.

Missouri AG Opens Investigation into Media Matters after Left-Wing Watchdog Pushed Advertisers to Leave X

‘We have reason to believe Media Matters used fraud to solicit donations from Missourians in order to trick advertisers into pulling out of X.’

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