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Trump empathizes with Bill Clinton and others ‘innocently’ featured in Epstein document dumps

President Donald Trump dodged committing to the release of the complete Jeffrey Epstein files, but expressed sympathy on Monday for people identified in photographs with the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender in document tranches released from Epstein’s estate. The Trump administration failed to meet a legislative deadline on Friday to release the government’s Epstein […]

Heritage Foundation staffers quit and join Mike Pence foundation

More than a dozen employees at the Heritage Foundation left their posts over the weekend amid widening ideological rifts within the conservative movement and escalating internal tensions at the influential think tank. “This weekend, most of our staff, from our legal and economic centers, are departing immediately,” Heritage President Kevin Roberts wrote in a Sunday night […]

Border Patrol chief vows to hit zero gotaways under Trump

EXCLUSIVE — The head of the Border Patrol has vowed to “completely” secure the border for the first time in United States history, anticipating a day in the near future where not a single person who crosses illegally will get away. Border Patrol’s national chief Mike Banks declared in an interview with the Washington Examiner […]

Paramount sweetens hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery with $40.4 billion guarantee from Larry Ellison

Skydance-owned Paramount amended its hostile bid offer for Warner Bros. Discovery on Monday, announcing Larry Ellison would personally back the bid. Paramount says the amendment follows a Warner Bros. request for a personal guarantee from Larry Ellison, Oracle founder, father of Paramount CEO David Ellison, and a longtime ally of President Donald Trump. Larry Ellison […]

Trump announces new ‘Trump-class’ battleships for US Navy’s ‘golden fleet’

President Donald Trump announced plans for the construction of a new line of battleships for the United States Navy on Monday, which the president claims will be “one hundred times more powerful” than any warship ever built. The president, who is spending the Christmas holidays at his private club in South Florida, made the announcement […]

Federal judge extends bar on ICE redetaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia

A federal judge extended a pause barring Immigration and Customs Enforcement from detaining Salvadoran National and illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, meaning he will not be in federal immigration custody over the Christmas holiday. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis said Monday she would continue to bar Immigration and Customs Enforcement from detaining Abrego Garcia for […]

House Oversight wants answers on Minnesota Somali fraud scheme

House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) expanded the committee’s investigation into the Minnesota fraud scandal and called on state officials to testify before Congress. Comer is seeking closed-door, transcribed interviews with Minnesota officials, while also requesting suspicious activity reports from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, along with a staff-level briefing from the Justice Department. “I’m expanding […]

Vance navigates choppy waters at TPUSA as he seeks to keep together MAGA coalition ahead of 2028

Vice President JD Vance’s path to a potential 2028 GOP presidential nomination is facing a complicated path forward as he navigates warring factions of the MAGA movement, split over the United States’ support for Israel.  At the conservative Turning Point USA AmericaFest event last week, conservative infighting erupted between some of the most high-profile figures on the right. Through […]

Travel scams create unlikely alliance amid battle for New Hampshire Senate seat

Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH) and former Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu appearing together for a press conference may have once been unthinkable for the longtime political foes. However, the pair did just that on Monday to warn consumers about winter travel scams, fostering bipartisan unity. An added layer to the unlikely reunion is the […]

Here’s what’s open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in DC

Over the Christmas holiday, some museums, stores, and restaurants in Washington, D.C., will be closed, and others will have limited hours. However, while holiday schedules vary, a few places will remain open in the district. Museums Grocery stores Restaurants WHY THE LEFT WANTS TO TURN HOLIDAY GATHERINGS INTO A BATTLEGROUND Government offices
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