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Former Eric Adams aide charged with bribery involving government contracts

Federal authorities arrested a former high-ranking official in Eric Adams’s administration Tuesday, the latest in the corruption investigation that has continued to dog the scandal-ridden New York City mayor’s circle even after his departure from City Hall.  Anthony Herbert, who served as a liaison to the city’s public housing residents and worked within the Mayor’s […]

Grassley haggles with Kristi Noem over February Judiciary Committee hearing 

EXCLUSIVE — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has tentatively agreed to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee in February but is at a crossroads with Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), the panel chairman, over the length of her testimony. “She’s willing to come, but she wanted to limit it to one five-minute round, and we won’t […]

Homeland Security funding frozen thanks to ICE as Democrats demand guardrails

Debates over how to handle the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have temporarily frozen plans to pass funding for the Department of Homeland Security, with leadership pushing a lofty goal to include it in contentious legislation next week. The House plans to vote on a two-bill “minibus” this week, which originally was set […]

Top federal prosecutor in Minnesota and leading voice on fraud scandal resigns from US attorney’s office

The attorney who helped bring federal charges against dozens of defendants accused of defrauding Minnesota of billions in taxpayer dollars resigned from the Justice Department. Joe Thompson, who served as Minnesota’s acting U.S. attorney, has resigned from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, according to an email from him cited by the Minnesota Star Tribune. Thompson’s email […]

GOP lawmakers blast Clinton’s ‘disappointing’ decision to miss deposition

House Republicans went on the record to call out former President Bill Clinton for opting to “hide behind Hillary’s skirt” in missing his deposition Tuesday. The House Oversight Committee requested both the former president and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, for a deposition regarding their involvement with late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey […]

Supreme Court considers how defining sex would affect transgender sports bans

The Supreme Court is weighing whether it needs to rule on a legal definition of sex under federal law as it evaluates whether two state laws restricting women’s sports to biological females are constitutional. Such a ruling could have a profound effect on laws governing transgender issues across the country. The Supreme Court on Tuesday […]

Newsom blasts proposed California billionaire tax but keeps door open to national debate

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has vowed to use his political power to stop a proposed 5% wealth tax on billionaires, even if that means going against his own party and angering unions in the process.  The healthcare workers’ union that has been pushing the measure claims it is necessary to offset the cuts caused by […]

NRCC ties Trump-pardoned Henry Cuellar to ‘extremist’ Jasmine Crockett in new ad

EXCLUSIVE — The National Republican Congressional Committee is launching an attack ad on Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX), a vulnerable Democrat whom President Donald Trump pardoned last year. Cuellar filed for reelection as a Democrat just hours after Trump pardoned him, enraging the president, who slammed the Democrat for having a “lack of loyalty.” Republicans have […]

DC pipe bomb suspect says he should be covered by Trump Jan. 6 pardon

The Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot says President Donald Trump’s sweeping clemency for Jan. 6 offenders should apply to his case. Defense attorney Mario Williams, who represents Brian Cole Jr., said the charges against his client fall […]

LA fire chief brushes off calls to investigate edited Palisades fire report

Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Jaime Moore declined on Monday to press for an investigation into findings that city leaders sought to paint their response to the deadly Pacific Palisades fires in a more favorable light.  “My efforts need to be pointed toward fixing things, not looking back and trying to point blame at anybody,” […]
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