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Sean Spicer leaves Newsmax

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is leaving Newsmax, the conservative cable channel catering to supporters of former President Trump. In a video posted online late Thursday, Spicer, who had hosted a show on the channel for several years, teased a new venture. "The 2024 election cycle will be in full swing before we...

In battle with DOJ over classified docs, Senate turns to power of the purse

Senate Intelligence Committee members of both parties are threatening to withhold funding from the Justice Department amid bipartisan frustration over a failure to comply with oversight requests surrounding investigations into former presidents’ handling of classified records. Senators for months have been asking to review files related to twin special counsel investigations into President Biden and...

Authoritarianism 101: Tennessee is now schooling other Republicans in how it’s done

Don’t consider for a moment that they’re planning to pull back. Unchecked power in the hands of the power hungry has no limits.

Biden says ‘extreme MAGA Republicans’ are threat to economy in wake of strong jobs report

President Biden on Friday said Republicans in Congress are threatening to hurt the U.S. economy, while hailing the March jobs report that showed the U.S. economy added 236,000 jobs. “Extreme MAGA Republicans in Congress, on the other hand, are threatening to wreak havoc on our economy with debt limit brinkmanship,” Biden said in a statement....

CBP officials warn potential illegal immigrants that ‘border is not open’ as Title 42’s end nears

CBP officials are warning those thinking of entering the U.S. illegally via the southern border that it is "not open" and that removal authorities remain in place.

AOC says she may draft Clarence Thomas impeachment article if no one else does

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., said Thursday that she is willing to introduce articles of impeachment against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas

Lawsuit challenges Virginia Gov. Youngkin’s process of deciding which felons can get voting rights back

Virginia Gov. Glenn Younkgin’s process in deciding which felons can get voting rights back is being challenged by a newly filed lawsuit that claims the system is unconstitutional.

Justice Thomas defends trips taken with ‘dearest friends’ after reports say he accepted gifts

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas defended travel he took with friends following reports that he failed to report gifts from a GOP mega-donor over several years.

Schumer, McConnell ‘strongly condemn’ WSJ reporter detention in Russia on ‘fabricated charges’

Senators Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell have released a joint statement blasting Russia for detaining Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on “baseless, fabricated charges."

Comer defends decision to shield witnesses from Dems in Hunter Biden probe, says some ‘do not trust’ Raskin

Top House Oversight Committee leadership sparred on Thursday over accusations that Republicans are intentionally shielding Democrats from info into Hunter Biden probe.

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