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Trump files motion for mistrial in NY fraud case

Former President Trump's legal team on Wednesday requested a mistrial in his New York fraud case, claiming that the trial judge and his principal law clerk's purported bias against Trump has "tainted" the case. "This appearance of bias threatens both Defendants' rights and the integrity of the judiciary as an institution," Trump's counsel wrote in...

DeSantis slams Haley over ‘dangerous’ calls for social media reforms

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) called GOP presidential primary rival Nikki Haley's recent proposal for social media verification “dangerous and unconstitutional" and compared it to the Chinese Communist government. Haley, the former South Carolina governor turned Trump appointee, is gaining ground on the former president in key states, while DeSantis sees falling poll numbers. Haley...

Ramaswamy launches petition to oust McDaniel 

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Wednesday announced a petition to oust Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Ronna McDaniel from her post, a week after he called for her to resign from behind his podium during the third GOP debate. “I am sick & tired of this Republican Establishment that has made us a party...

Republicans love state voters’ rights — until they choose marijuana 

When it comes to the issue of cannabis law reform, Republican lawmakers all too often ignore or seek to undermine their voters.

Climate activist smears red paint on Washington, DC Civil War exhibit honoring Black soldiers

A climate activist with a radical protest group smeared red paint on a Civil War exhibit honoring Black soldiers killed during a key 1863 battle.

Hunter Biden asks judge to subpoena Trump, former officials in gun case

Hunter Biden is seeking subpoenas against former President Donald Trump and several former Trump administration members, arguing he was targeted for investigation.

Critics slam Biden admin for waiver that gives Iran access to $10B fund: ‘absolutely outrageous’

The State Department last extended the waiver on July 18 but moved to extend it as officials argue Iran cannot use the money to sustain its attacks against U.S. forces in the region.

Republicans warn Biden admin’s foreign farm worker rule is ‘giveaway to Big Labor’

Republicans want the Biden administration to withdraw a rule that they say is a "giveaway" to Big Labor and would hurt the efficiency of U.S. farms.

Randi Weingarten fact checked for asking where the ‘women’ are at all-male Jewish prayer service

Teachers union boss Randi Weingarten was hit with a community note from social media company X after asking where the "women" were during an all-male minyan.

Trump to remain on Michigan ballot after judge rejects 14th Amendment challenge to eligibility

A Michigan court threw out an attempt to block former President Trump from appearing on the state's primary ballot, days after a similar ruling in Minnesota.

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