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Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, urged tech executives to remain vigilant in the hours and days after the Nov. 5 election, warning that foreign interference and disinformation could come after the polls close.  “The 48 hours after the polls close, particularly if we have as close of an election as […]

For the second time in about three months, Republican and Democratic senators sparred over a set of in vitro fertilization bills in the nation’s capital.  Republicans blocked Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s (D-IL) Right to IVF Act on the same day Democrats blocked a GOP bill titled the IVF Protection Act.  Both bills claim to protect access […]

Former first lady Melania Trump said in a new social media video posted on Wednesday that she “stands proudly behind her nude modeling work.” “Why do I stand proudly behind my nude modeling work?” Trump is heard posing in the new video. “The more pressing question is: Why has the media chosen to scrutinize my […]

Washington Examiner investigative journalist Gabe Kaminsky called the State Department’s response regarding its lack of communication amid being asked for information regarding Global Engagement Center funding “ironic.” Kaminsky joined Matt Taibbi, author behind the Twitter Files on Unherd’s Undercurrents podcast Wednesday. Kaminsky and Taibbi discussed their efforts to bring to light examples of the State Department’s […]

Journalist Connie Chung, the first Asian-American and second woman to co-anchor a major network’s national news broadcast, told The View on Wednesday that the Supreme Court‘s 2023 ruling to reverse affirmative action was heartbreaking. Co-host Sunny Hostin asked Chung about calling herself an “affirmative action hire” in her memoir Connie, in which she describes her […]

The House shot down a temporary spending deal that would extend government funding for the next six months, sending lawmakers back to square one with less than two weeks until a scheduled shutdown and lapse in federal funding.  Lawmakers rejected House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) proposed continuing resolution that would extend current government spending levels […]

Iranian hackers not only stole information from former President Donald Trump’s campaign but shared it with President Joe Biden’s team in an effort to interfere in the election, the FBI said on Wednesday. Officials said there is no evidence the Biden campaign solicited or responded to the emails. The emails were sent in late June […]

The House passed a bill on Wednesday that would require the federal government to deport illegal immigrants who have a criminal history involving domestic violence and sex offenses. The Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act, introduced by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), passed the lower chamber 266 to 158, with 51 Democrats joining all Republicans […]