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John Fetterman Dons Suit, Gets Better at His Job

It’s as good an explanation as any for the senator’s notably admirable stances of late.

Jordan to Back Bid to Empower Interim Speaker after Second Failed Bid for the Gavel

Jordan’s speakership bid was voted down for the second time on Wednesday.

Bring On the Biden Staff Exodus

If, as reported, certain Biden administration officials think the president is being too supportive of Israel, they should resign and leave.

Six-year-olds shouldn’t be stabbed to death because of foreign wars

Wadea Al-Fayoume was a six-year-old Muslim boy who was stabbed to death by a deranged individual solely because he was Muslim. Al-Fayoume was innocent. This is not a controversial statement in any way, and, despite the emotional turmoil fueled by the Hamas-Israeli conflict, no matter what side one supports, everyone should agree that Wadea Al-Fayoume should still be alive today.

Li Shufu shows why Nikki Haley’s evolution on China was necessary

Seeking the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, Nikki Haley has identified China as a key threat to the United States. Haley took a different view as South Carolina governor between 2011-2017.

Jordan-McHenry deal for speaker is bad for the House and for the GOP

The reported deal to temporarily break the impasse for House Speaker is a terrible idea that wise House Republicans and Democrats alike should reject.

Antisemite, pro-terrorist Rashida Tlaib does not belong in Congress

Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) isn’t just an antisemite. She is, simply put, pro-terrorist, and there is no reason she should be a member of Congress.

New questions in Biden classified documents investigation

NEW QUESTIONS IN BIDEN CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS INVESTIGATION. Recently, the White House announced that President Joe Biden was interviewed for two days, Oct. 8 and 9, by Robert Hur, the special counsel investigating Biden's alleged mishandling of classified documents. The news set off speculation that Hur's investigation was reaching its end, given that prosecutors often wait until they have finished most of their information-gathering before questioning the target of the investigation.

Supreme Court won’t restart Louisiana congressional map redrawing

The Supreme Court denied two emergency requests to restart the redrawing of Louisiana's congressional map, a process that was likely to add a second majority-Black district. A map passed by Louisiana’s Republican-controlled legislature is currently blocked by a federal district judge’s preliminary ruling, which sided with a group of Black voters racial justice organizations’ claims...

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