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House Republicans to decide whether to keep Jordan as speaker nominee after third failed vote

House Republicans are huddling in a closed-door meeting to try to find a way forward after Jim Jordan lost a third round vote for speaker Friday morning.

New GOP bill would make Biden impose maximum sanctions on Iran

Rep. Darrell Issa introduced a new bill to mandate the Biden administration enforce sanctions on Iran, after he says the U.S. approved $50 billion to the country.

Republicans press DOJ for not investigating widespread pro-Hamas activity after probing parents

FIRST ON FOX: Dozens of House Republicans are calling for Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate Hamas supporters like he probed parents at school board meetings.

House Republicans Demand State Department, DHS Deport Pro-Hamas Foreign Students

The lawmakers cited the pro-Hamas demonstrations that have occurred on college campuses following the attack of October 7.

Biden Devotes His Speech on Threats to U.S. Security to How Awful Americans Are

The president’s disparagement of his fellow citizens and his implied indictment of how they behaved after 9/11 is a work of revisionist history.

Jim Jordan and the Myth of Sisyphus

It is tough to feel anything other than a grim, classicist’s sense of moral closure in Jordan’s difficulty grasping the gavel.

Campus Hamas Support Reveals a Harsh Truth about Higher Ed

Donors, by withdrawing funding, can help pull universities back from the brink.

Jordan vows to hang tough in quest to become House speaker despite unyielding GOP opposition

Rep. Jim Jordan plans to continue his bid for speaker, refusing to abandon his quest amid chaos and discord within the House Republican Party.

Jury selection will begin in the first trial in the Georgia election case against Trump and others

Jury selection is set to begin Friday for the first defendant to go to trial in the Georgia case that accuses former President Donald Trump and others of illegally scheming to overturn the 2020 election in the state.

Americans urge Pakistani leaders to halt deportation of Afghans with US ties

Pakistan has begun a phased approach to ridding its country of around 3.7 million Afghan refugees. In the first phase, 1.7 million illegal refugees must depart Pakistan by Nov. 1 or face forced deportation. The country’s Caretaker Interior Minister Sarfraz Bugti told the Telegraph that the second phase will target “those with Afghan citizenship,” while the third phase will expel Afghans with “proof of residence cards.”

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