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A Revealing Supreme Court Dialogue on Race between Justices Jackson and Thomas

Jackson’s dissent offered a racial discourse familiar in our DEI-soaked age. Fortunately, the Court’s conclusion heeded Thomas’s wisdom.

Karine Jean-Pierre: We’re Confident the Secret Service Will Determine Who Brought the Cocaine

Biden’s press secretary refused to say that the White House would support the prosecution of the person who brought cocaine into the building.

House Freedom Caucus Ousts Marjorie Taylor Greene after Clash with Lauren Boebert

The vote marks the first time the caucus has formally removed a member.

Biden Wants to Have It Both Ways on Ukraine

Grubby domestic political calculations almost certainly played a role in an administration-approved diplomatic mission to meet with a top Russian official.

GOP debate looms as possible last chance to topple Trump

The first official Republican presidential debate is scheduled for Aug. 23 at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, to be broadcast live on Fox News. But what about the candidates? Donald Trump looms large here. The former president suggested back in April that he might skip the event -- and that canny threat has been followed by the news media ever since.

Matt Gaetz proposes end to pot testing for service members

Rep. Matt Gaetz has proposed an amendment to a must-pass spending bill that would end marijuana testing for members of the military when they're enlisting or receiving a commission.

Ballots returned after election day shouldn’t be counted, lawsuit contends

Activists are challenging the expansion of Election Day into a full election season with a new lawsuit aimed at trying to stuff the genie back in the bottle.

DeSantis raises $20 million for presidential bid

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis raised $20 million over the first six weeks of his campaign for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

Durbin says full steam ahead on Supreme Court ethics legislation

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Richard Durbin, the chamber's No. 2 Democrat, said Thursday that legislation to impose ethics standards on Supreme Court justices will be considered once Congress returns from July Fourth recess next week.

When did Congress tell the government to target online speech?

The Biden administration is appealing a court ruling that blocks several federal agencies and employees from involving themselves in social media censorship. As the Missouri v. Biden case threatens this crusade against online speech on First Amendment grounds, the government is giving a dubious legal justification for it.

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