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DOJ Fights Judicial Oversight in Bid to Search Washington Post Reporter's Devices
Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to overturn an order that prevents them from directly searching a Washington Post
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Eliot Engel, Longtime New York Congressman and Foreign Affairs Chair, Dies at 79
Eliot Engel, the former Democratic congressman from New York who led the House Foreign Affairs Committee, died Friday at
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Swalwell's Gubernatorial Bid Crumbles as Top Democrats Withdraw Support Over Assault Claims
Congressman Eric Swalwell's campaign for California governor is in crisis after two campaign co-chairs and multiple prom
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Hunter Biden Proposes Cage Match Against Trump Sons, White House UFC Event Draws Criticism
Hunter Biden has stated he would participate in a cage match against Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump if organized, while
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Gallup: Majority of Americans Say Federal Tax Burden Remains Excessive for Fifth Straight Year
Nearly six in ten Americans say the amount they pay in taxes is too high, according to a new Gallup survey, marking the
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Comer Vows Epstein Victim Hearings After Melania Trump's Congressional Call
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer pledged to hold hearings with Jeffrey Epstein victims, responding to Firs
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Questions Republican Identity After Break With Trump
Marjorie Taylor Greene stated she is unsure if she still considers herself a Republican and is leaning toward independen
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Arizona Democrats Demand DHS Halt Trump-Era Election Investigation
Arizona Democratic Senators Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego have formally requested the Department of Homeland Security end
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Raskin Demands Public Cognitive Test for Trump Citing 'Deranged' Iran Threats
Senior Democrat Jamie Raskin has called for a public cognitive evaluation of President Trump, arguing his recent bellico
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DOJ Argues Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Suspect Ineligible for Trump's Capitol Riot Pardon
The Justice Department is urging a judge to reject a dismissal motion from the suspect in the January 5, 2021, pipe bomb
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Federal Judge Rejects DOJ Bid for Massachusetts Voter Rolls, Citing Legal Deficiency
A federal judge dismissed a Department of Justice lawsuit seeking Massachusetts voter registration data, ruling the requ
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Grisham Rejects Trump's Claim of Ignorance About Melania's Epstein Denial
Stephanie Grisham, former White House press secretary, expressed skepticism about President Trump's assertion that he wa