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White House holiday video slammed for evoking ‘Hunger Games’ or ‘Clockwork Orange’ for children

The White House's annual Christmas video is giving critics a case of "blunder and joy."

House clears $886 billion defense bill, sends to Biden

The House on Thursday approved the National Defense Authorization Act, with a strong bipartisan majority backing the $886 billion bill and sending it to President Biden's desk.

Kevin McCarthy bids farewell to Congress with gratitude, optimism

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy thanked his constituents and lawmakers Thursday as he prepared to exit Congress midway through the term, saying he "loved every single day" despite the ignominious end to his speakership in October.

VP Harris’ office denies rift with Biden on Palestinians

A spokeswoman for Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday rejected reports of a split between her and President Biden over the plight of civilians in Gaza amid Israel's onslaught.

Lawyer highlights Giuliani’s continued false claims as election workers’ damages trial nears a close

An attorney for two former Georgia election workers suing Rudy Giuliani for defamation highlighted during the trial's closing on Thursday that the former New York City mayor has not stopped repeating the false conspiracy theory asserting the workers meddled in the 2020 presidential election.

My love affair with American naturalism

Jack London’s “To Build a Fire” (1908) must rate as one of the bleakest short stories ever written, a kind of Winterreise gone wrong that wears its air of resolute determinism like a Red Sox sweatshirt. A tenderfoot, accompanied by a wolfish dog, is making his way along the Yukon Trail. It is 75 degrees below — too cold to be out, so cold that spittle freezes in the air before it reaches the ground — but the newcomer marches on regardless. And then, all too foreseeably, disaster strikes: Our man fails to notice the sinister, candy-textured surface of the ground beneath him, and, without warning, his feet plunge through the ice into an underground stream.

Republican Jewish Coalition endorses GOP nominee for former Rep. Santos’s seat

The Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) announced Thursday that it would be endorsing Mazi Pilip for the seat vacated by former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.). Pilip, a relatively unknown local lawmaker, has become the top candidate for the New York Republican Party looking to hold on to the slim majority in the House after Santos was...

White House ‘Nutcracker’ holiday video draws mixed reviews

First lady Jill Biden released a video of Dorrance Dance members performing their interpretation of “The Nutcracker Suite,” and it has drawn mixed reviews. “A bit of magic, wonder, and joy brought to you by the talented tappers of Dorrance Dance, performing their playful interpretation of The Nutcracker Suite. Enjoy!” Biden wrote in a post...

Kirby: White House knows two-state solution to Israel-Hamas war ‘elusive,’ not giving up

National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said the White House knows a that a two-state solution in the Israel-Hamas war is going to be “elusive,” but the administration will continue to negotiate. “I’ll let [Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu] speak for his own intent here, I can only tell you that President Biden still believes...

Tucker Carlson Network parks trucks reading ‘Corporate Media is Dead’ outside legacy media outlets

Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson sent billboard trucks to the offices of major media outlets Thursday to advertise his new subscription-based website. Tucker Carlson Network (TCN) set up photo-ops with the trucks outside of CNN, NBC News, The New York Times and The Washington Post. The advertisement on the billboard reads, “Corporate Media is...

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