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Trump gets new lawyers, appeals hush money conviction
Taking back over his spot in the Oval Office has not fully resolved the issue of legal troubles for President…
Supreme Court sets second-term federal government record in half cases
For two years, the Supreme Court has prioritized cases involving the federal government, indicating a significant shift in the types…
Tulsi Gabbard's refusal to condemn Edward Snowden concerns some GOP senators
Despite their best efforts, Senators could not get Donald Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, to condemn…
Biden's bureaucrats set an all-time regulatory record with $1.8 trillion in costs
During their four years in power, the Biden administration's shadowy bureaucrats unleashed an unprecedented regulatory burden on the nation. In…
Democrats grill RFK Jr. on abortion during confirmation hearing
Robert F. Kennedy's nomination to head the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has led to renewed questions over…
New legal team appeals Trump's conviction for falsifying business records
President Donald Trump made headlines last year when a New York jury convicted him on 34 felony counts of falsifying…
White House rescinds funding freeze memo amid confusion, outcry
The first days of the new Trump administration have been characterized by a whirlwind of activity designed to reform and…
Pam Bondi clears Senate Judiciary Committee, will face full Senate confirmation vote
President Donald Trump picked an impressive list of Cabinet and administration nominees that, so far, are not having much of…
Trump fires two top democratic EEOC commissioners
President Donald Trump is well known for his willingness to fire people and that's exactly what he's done since taking…
Former dem Sen. Bob Menendez slapped with 11-year prison sentence
Former Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey made history this week in one of the worst possible ways. According to…
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