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Kamala Harris announces new memoir 107 Days that details ‘drama’ of White House run

Former Vice President Kamala Harris announced Thursday that she will publish a memoir about her 2024 presidential bid, giving an inside look at the 3 1/2-month sprint for the White House after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race. The book, titled 107 Days, will be released on Sept. 23. Harris, who ended speculation Wednesday […]

All the times Republicans have floated tributes to Trump

Republican lawmakers are determined in President Donald Trump‘s second term to raise him among the presidential greats — joining George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and others. A bill to rename the Kennedy Center to the “Donald Trump Center for the Performing Arts” was introduced last week. It is not the first time in Trump’s second term […]

WATCH LIVE: White House holds news briefing as tariff deadline approaches

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is holding a press briefing the day before President Donald Trump’s tariff deadline hits. The briefing is slated to begin at 1 p.m. The U.S. has struck eight trade deals so far, one of which was with the 27-nation European Union. TRADE NEGOTIATIONS ENTER NEW PHASE AS TRUMP STANDS […]

Newsom orders statewide effort to combat men and boys mental health crisis

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) issued an executive order Wednesday aimed at fighting the mental health crisis among young men and boys in California. Newsom’s office said men aged 15–44 in California die by suicide at three to four times the rate of women, often via firearms. Nationwide, suicide landed in the top five leading causes of death […]

C-SPAN adds CeaseFire to non-partisan lineup

It’s been 42 years since CNN brought political dueling to TV with the fiery Crossfire, changing televised panel debates from cerebral discussions to shouting matches. Now in a bid to restore “honest and civil” political talk in Washington, the non-partisan C-SPAN is debuting CeaseFire, a new weekly show aimed at highlighting areas of common ground […]

Brennan and Clapper reject Gabbard’s findings on Russiagate: ‘Rewrite history’

The two top intelligence officials in former President Barack Obama’s administration denied Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s assessment that they and others had politicized the Russia election interference investigation. Former CIA Director John Brennan and James Clapper, who formerly held Gabbard’s position under Obama, wrote an op-ed for the New York Times thoroughly rejecting that they […]

Declassified Durham annex reveals FBI ignored evidence of a Clinton plan to create Russia hoax

The newly declassified annex to special counsel John Durham‘s 2023 report reveals that the Obama-era FBI failed to investigate credible intelligence indicating the Hillary Clinton campaign was orchestrating a plan to link President Donald Trump to Russia falsely, with indications that she expected the FBI would aid in the effort. The 24-page annex, declassified Thursday at the direction of Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley […]

Fact-checking Brennan and Clapper’s false Russiagate narrative in New York Times op-ed

Former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper made misleading claims in an op-ed on Wednesday defending their role at the beginning of the collusion investigation into President Donald Trump in 2016. Writing for the New York Times, Brennan and Clapper pushed back on evidence released over the past several […]

Longtime Biden aide Mike Donilon appears for House Oversight Committee autopen inquiry

Mike Donilon, former senior adviser to Joe Biden, appeared for a closed-door interview Thursday morning for the House Oversight Committee’s sprawling investigation into the former president’s inner circle and use of the autopen. Donilon, who has worked with Biden since 1981, entered the Rayburn House Office room at 10:05 a.m. He did not respond to […]

Texas Republicans’ redistricting push gambling on Latino voters’ loyalty

Texas Republicans are banking on Latino voters staying Republican as central to an ambitious redistricting plan. On Wednesday, Republicans unveiled their proposed map for Texas, which would create 30 Republican congressional seats compared to eight Democratic districts — a major shift for the House, which has 25 Texas Republicans and 13 Democrats. This plan comes […]
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