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Rep. Ted Lieu redirects attention to Trump-Epstein connection after Democrats’ chaotic media cycle

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) attempted to shift the national focus to former President Donald Trump’s connections to notorious sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and away from the Democratic Party’s future. “We hear a lot from our constituents on different issues,” Lieu said at the news conference Tuesday. “But something I’ve heard that doesn’t seem to be […]

Clinton 2016 campaign and liberal super PAC crossed spending lines, court rules

A federal appeals court today said Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign and a liberal super PAC crossed federal election lines when they flaunted their coordination in a multimillion-dollar effort to defend the Democrat in her losing bid against Donald Trump. In the landmark decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said […]

Former FEC chairman: Bragg campaign finance claims against Trump are ‘laughable’

A former Federal Election Commission chairman testified to Congress on Tuesday that the Manhattan district attorney’s hush money charges against former President Donald Trump were “simply laughable.” Bradley Smith, who was originally set to appear as a defense witness in Trump’s New York trial, identified for lawmakers what he viewed as legal errors in District […]

Six states shift toward GOP in wake of Biden nominee angst: Cook Political Report

Electoral College ratings for six states have shifted toward Republicans in former President Donald Trump‘s favor as the fate of President Joe Biden’s political future as the Democrats’ nominee remains on shifting sands. The Cook Political Report shifted three states — Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada — from “toss-up” to “lean Republican” and shifted two other […]

GOP-led states ask Supreme Court to review Biden student loan plan

A trio of Republican-led states called on the Supreme Court on Tuesday to halt the Biden administration’s plan to slash student debt repayments for millions of borrowers. Republican attorneys general from Alaska, South Carolina, and Texas are challenging the Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE, Plan, which is aimed at lower-income borrowers to reduce […]

Project 2025 clarifies its policy proposals in ‘myths vs. facts’ rebuttal

The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 issued a rare, detailed rebuke of its critics, clarifying its policy suggestions. Project 2025 has taken on an almost mythic position in the eyes of Democrats, with fears over its policy suggestions becoming a cornerstone of President Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign. The severity of attacks on the Heritage Foundation’s project […]

Bob Menendez lawyer tells jurors there is no direct evidence linking senator to bribes

Sen. Bob Menendez’s (D-NJ) defense attorney tried to rip a hole in the government’s case against the senator, telling jurors there was no direct evidence tying him to allegations of bribery and corruption.  Adam Fee, a former assistant U.S. attorney in the same office that is prosecuting Menendez, said during closing arguments on Tuesday that the government is “asking […]

Shrek 5 announced for release in 2026

It’s not ogre yet for DreamWorks’s most iconic film franchise, as Shrek 5 has been scheduled for release in two years. The new movie was announced Tuesday and is scheduled to hit theaters on July 1, 2026. It will mark the first Shrek movie since Shrek Forever After, the fourth film in the franchise, released […]

Seventh House Democrat calls on Biden to withdraw despite closed-door meeting to air concerns

Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) called on President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race on Tuesday just hours after the party held a closed-door meeting meant to air concerns about his candidacy and debate a path forward ahead of November.  Sherrill lauded Biden’s work over the last three years but argued he needs to […]

Youngkin calls for public schools to restrict cellphones

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) signed an executive order Tuesday calling for Virginia’s public schools to restrict or eliminate cellphone use in class, citing poor youth mental health associated with social media use. The order directs the Virginia Department of Education to develop guidance for school districts to implement a “cell phone-free” environment while keeping protocols […]
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