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Supreme Court uses preferred honorific for first-ever transgender lawyer in arguments

Supreme Court justices on Wednesday used the preferred honorific of the first openly transgender-identifying person to argue before the high court during oral arguments in a landmark case on the ability of states to regulate hormone-based therapies for minors with gender dysphoria. Chase Strangio, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union’s LGBT & HIV Rights […]

Bill Maher teases quitting Real Time because he’s ‘bored’ covering Trump

Talk show host Bill Maher suggested he’d rather quit his HBO show Real Time With Bill Maher than cover more news surrounding President-elect Donald Trump. Maher admitted to actress Jane Fonda on his Club Random podcast Sunday that he felt like “s***ing my pants” ahead of Trump taking office in January. “I mean, I may […]

FBI gets involved after mysterious car-sized ‘drones’ reported near Trump New Jersey golf resort

The FBI is investigating after New Jersey residents reported seeing unidentified and unmanned aircraft hovering in the skies.  People in the Garden State’s Morris and Somerset counties, where President-elect Donald Trump’s Bedminster golf course is located, have been notifying law enforcement since November about the mysterious flying objects, which are larger than typical hobbyist drones.  […]

Israeli American hostage’s family hopes Trump’s ‘HELL TO PAY’ statement will be ‘a game changer’

President-elect Donald Trump’s threat of there being “HELL TO PAY” if Hamas does not release the Israeli hostages by his inauguration was welcomed by the father of one of the hostages. Jonathan Dekel-Chen, whose son, Sagui Dekel-Chen, is among the hostages, told the Washington Examiner that he remains optimistic about a possible ceasefire deal that […]

Trump appoints former Abraham Accords negotiator as top hostage envoy

President-elect Donald Trump appointed former Abraham Accords negotiator Adam Boehler as his Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs. Boehler will hold the personal rank of Ambassador in the position. His appointment was announced in a post on Truth Social, alongside a flurry of other appointments. “He has negotiated with some of the toughest people in […]

Hunter Biden could return to Congress for more testimony next year, Comer says

Hunter Biden could return to testify before Congress next year even after his father, President Joe Biden, pardoned him of federal crimes, according to Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY).  It’s unclear whether House Republicans will continue investigations into the Biden family when they continue their majority next Congress, but Comer did not close the door […]

Amazon sued for excluding DC wards from Prime benefits while charging full price

D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb is suing Amazon for allegedly misleading Prime membership holders in two wards to believe they had access to same-day, one-day, and two-day delivery speeds when they didn’t. In 2022, Amazon stopped using its fleet of branded trucks to make deliveries in the D.C. zip codes 20019 and 20020, which are […]

Hegseth tries to salvage Cabinet nomination as misconduct allegations pile up

Pete Hegseth will sit for a series of high-stakes meetings at the Capitol on Wednesday as he attempts to resuscitate his flagging nomination for President-elect Donald Trump‘s defense secretary. Hegseth is vowing not to withdraw his name as he faces allegations of sexual misconduct and drunken behavior at work, each of which he denied. He […]

Democrats break with tradition and start challenging unspoken seniority rules

As President-elect Donald Trump is set to reclaim the executive office once again, some Democratic lawmakers are looking to run a different playbook than they did the first go around. Democrats’ tendency to preference seniority in leadership positions, however, could get in the way of that.  In recent weeks, there have been a few notable […]

Clyburn backs Manchin idea of Biden pardoning Trump

Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) endorsed Sen. Joe Manchin‘s (I-WV) suggestion that President Joe Biden offer President-elect Donald Trump a pardon next. During a CNN interview Tuesday, Clyburn said he would “absolutely” support Biden if he moved to pardon Trump for federal crimes he has been accused of committing. “Yes, I could, absolutely, because the Supreme […]
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