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GOP senators bash Biden’s immigration policies after trip to border: ‘Increased threat for terrorist attack’

GOP Sens. John Barrasso, John Cornyn, Ted Cruz and Pete Ricketts urge action at the southern border as increased threat "of terrorism" heightens without Title 42.

Parents sue California over religious exemptions for school-mandated vaccines as Newsom seeks to add COVID jab

California parents filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging a law limiting religious exemptions for school vaccines.

Biden admin gives major promotion to official who failed Senate confirmation over climate activism

A senior Interior Department official — whose nomination has struggled to advance in the Senate over her climate activism — was promoted to one of the highest positions at the agency.

How Has All This Come to Pass?

Daniel J. Mahoney calls out the somnolence of many now-shocked liberals.

Former Harris aides urge her to push for cease-fire between Israel and Hamas

Ex-officials of Vice President Kamala Harris' 2020 presidential campaign have been collecting signatures and spreading a letter calling for her to "seek an immediate cease-fire" between Israel and Hamas, according to reports.

Speaker Johnson sets collision course with McConnell, Democrats over emergency war aid

House Speaker Mike Johnson is already clashing with Democrats and his Republican counterpart in the Senate, putting the brakes on Ukraine war aid and offsetting Israel aid with spending cuts.

Anti-Trump GOP hopes are currently based on fantasy math

With former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley on the rise and former President Donald Trump polling below 50% in Iowa, there are some anti-Trump Republicans and conservatives issuing a familiar cry: Non-Trump Republicans should consolidate behind a single candidate who can wrest the party back from Trump.

Sen. Tillis tests positive for COVID 

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) on Tuesday said he had tested positive for COVID-19 and would miss votes this week in the Senate.  His office confirmed to The Hill he plans to return to Washington next week. Tillis, who had planned to host a Halloween “dog parade” on Tuesday, said he no longer would be able to attend...

A sliver of hope for the skyrocketing housing market 

Well intentioned or not, regulations — particularly those regarding mortgage buybacks on loans with loan defects — leave uncertainty in the market, which results in higher costs for the consumer.  

Stelter: Murdoch said Tucker Carlson ‘got too big for his boots’ before firing

Rupert Murdoch, the outgoing chairman of Fox News' parent company, said he thought conservative pundit Tucker Carlson had gotten "too big for his boots" shortly before the host was fired by the network earlier this year, according to a new book. The quip from Murdoch was one of several quotes and anecdotes relayed in a...

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