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Some Democrats join Republicans in voting to strike down Biden’s EV mandate

The House on Wednesday voted to pass legislation blocking the Biden administration's regulations targeting gas cars, a key part of the president's climate agenda.

Nadler legitimizes anti-Zionism, Nikki’s ‘best against Joe’ edge and other commentary

Republican presidential candidate former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley speaks at an event in Des Moines, Iowa.

Patrick McHenry and Congress’s ‘Next Great Turn’

The congressman’s departure will be a terrible loss not only for Republicans but for Congress as an institution.

Maryland Attorney General Reinstates Suspended Hate-Crime Commissioner Who Compared Israel to Nazi Germany

The attorney general claimed he lacked the legal authority to expel Chaudry from the commission.

FBI Director Wray Makes a Compelling Case for Reauthorizing Section 702 of FISA

Failure to reauthorize the statute would restore the DOJ ‘wall’ that prevented intragovernmental intelligence sharing in the lead-up to 9/11.

University Presidents’ Abhorrent Hypocrisy on Anti-Jewish Speech

Harvard and Penn presidents have no credibility on the issue of academic freedom.

White House: Calls for Jewish genocide are ‘vile,’ says Biden offered moral clarity

The White House said Wednesday that calls for genocide against Jews are "vile" and "unacceptable," hoping to put some daylight between President Biden and university presidents who gave noncommittal answers at a Capitol Hill hearing on antisemitism.

Biden campaign won’t commit to participating in 2024 general election debates

President Joe Biden's campaign is not yet committing to general election debates next year, the latest sign that a staple of modern White House campaigns may not be in play in 2024.

Trump prepares for Biden replacement, predicts Democrat will not make finish line in ’24 election

Former President Donald Trump is saying what a lot of people are thinking: President Biden might not make it to Election Day as the Democratic presidential nominee.

Marjorie Taylor Greene points out slimming Republican House majority: ‘Hopefully no one dies’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene pointed out Republicans' slimming majority in the House after Rep. Kevin McCarthy announced his plans Wednesday to retire by the end of the month.

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