SEAN SPICER: How Trump’s Wilderness Years Made Trump 2.0 Successful
Former press secretary goes into his new book on President Donald Trump’s historic first year back in the White House
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Collins, Dooley Spar During Debate
The two fielded questions from each other and a panel of journalists in an Atlanta Press Club debate Sunday.
California Vote Counting Draws Criticism From Trump
Trump claimed that a federal investigation is underway into delays in ballot tabulation and said the matter is being examined by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
IN BED WITH NEO-NAZI: New Indictment Exposes Leftist Group’s Scandalous Relationships With White Nationalists
A federal grand jury in April had indicted the SPLC on charges of wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy to conceal money laundering.
Meet The ‘Wicked Witch Of Woke’ And The ‘Queen Of DEI’ Looking To Take Key GOP Seats
In a resurfaced podcast clip, Trone Garriott, a white woman, said she was “uncomfortable” with large populations of white people
Pride Losing Its Stride? Survey Shows Support For LGBTQ Issues Slipping
Support for same-sex marriage, the morality of gay and lesbian relationships, and endorsement of gender changes are all down from their early 2020s highs.
Inside Speaker Johnson’s Private Capitol Tour: Faith And America’s Founding
As busy as he is as House speaker, Johnson doesn’t give many personal U.S. Capitol tours
Why Are Albanians Protesting Jared Kushner’s $1.6 Billion Resort
Clashes broke out during the demonstrations, with police reportedly using water cannons to disperse crowds
Former Trump Adviser John Bolton Reaches Plea Deal
Bolton plans to plead guilty to one count of retaining national security records and has agreed to pay a fine exceeding $2 million
House Republicans Refer New Epstein Allegations To Justice Department
The request follows Kellen's closed-door testimony before congressional investigators last month
Ohio Auditor Praised For Anti-Fraud Efforts
Among the officials singled out by the nonpartisan government spending watchdog group were Treasurer Robert Sprague and Auditor Keith Faber.
Why Is The FCC Reviewing Its $3 Billion School Internet Program
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the agency will release a new proposal this week, with an initial vote expected on June 25
Congress Battles Over Spy Powers
“We cannot have a delay in FISA reauthorization,” Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., who sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told reporters Wednesday.
Senate Seeks Pathway To Deportation For Naturalized Criminals
Ken Cuccinelli, a former acting director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, pointed to two key cases that he said show the current law isn’t working, in his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution.
What Trump’s $700 Million New Coal Plan Means For U.S. Energy Production
The proposal would reportedly use powers under the Defense Production Act of 1950 to strengthen domestic energy production as electricity demand continues to rise
Georgians Will Pay More At The Pumps Beginning Wednesday
The General Assembly passed a 60-day temporary moratorium on motor fuel taxes, which Gov. Brian Kemp signed