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Will Joe Biden Pardon Hunter?

The son has administered a slow-acting poison to his father’s political career.

Lithwick’s Latest Unhinged Rant

There is probably little reason to engage with a writer who dismisses Princeton professor Robert P. George as an “amicus brief spider monkey.” (I...

Will a True Trump Alternative Emerge in Iowa?

DeSantis is betting big on Iowa — but recent caucus winners have not emerged as the eventual GOP nominee.

The Covid Reckoning America Needs

Unfortunately, it’s not the reckoning Ron DeSantis is advertising.

Supreme Court to Hear January 6 Case in Move That Could Delay Trump’s Trial

The Court case was brought by an alleged January 6 rioter who is seeking to dismiss the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding.

Media Matters Sues Texas AG for Opening ‘Retaliatory’ Investigation in Defense of X

The lawsuit comes after Ken Paxton opened an investigation into Media Matters for ‘potential fraudulent activity’ regarding its coverage of X.

Manchin aims for 2-month tour to judge if voters want third-party run

Sen. Joe Manchin III on Tuesday said he's hitting the road to see if a "movement" wants him to run for president in 2024 as a third-party candidate.

Trump put EPA on course to end animal testing; Biden has started it up again

President Biden's EPA scrapped a Trump administration plan that would have cut animal testing by 30% in 2025 and ended it altogether by 2035. Instead, the agency says it won't be bound by any time limits and is following "the best available science."

Immigrants rights advocates warn of political consequences if Biden strikes border deal

Immigrant rights groups are alerting President Biden of political consequences if he strikes a deal with Republicans to try to fix the chaos at the southern border, saying Latino voters won't forgive him when he needs their votes next year.

House Republicans divided over watered-down Pentagon bill ahead of expected vote

Congress' annual Pentagon policy bill is expected to pass the Senate in a bipartisan vote Wednesday, but it has caused turmoil within the House GOP over policy changes and an extension to the government's spying powers.

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