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Jill Biden to release children’s book about White House cat

First lady Jill Biden will be publishing a book about the White House cat Willow in June. Simon & Schuster’s children’s publishing branch, Paula Wiseman Books, will publish the first lady’s book. Willow, The White House Cat was coauthored by Alyssa Satin Capucilli and illustrated by Kate Berube. This will be Biden’s third children’s book, […]

Florida congressional map championed by DeSantis upheld by federal court

A federal court upheld Florida‘s congressional map, which was championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), rejecting claims that district lines were racially gerrymandered. The three-judge panel on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida sided with the state after it eliminated a previous black-majority district that stretched across much of the length […]

Wisconsin Democrats crushing GOP in key metric as Republicans scramble to shore up swing states

Wisconsin Democrats are far outpacing their Republican counterparts in terms of fundraising, mirroring a national trend of Democrats raising more money than the GOP. Democrats in Wisconsin have raised $5.4 million dollars so far this year, thirteen times more than the Wisconsin GOP has, at $395,000. Wisconsin is a must-win swing state for both candidates, […]

King Charles III says Jesus set example on how to serve in Easter message

King Charles III said that Jesus Christ had set an example on how to serve in a prerecorded message shared on Thursday. The message had been recorded in mid-March, roughly a month after it was revealed that Charles had been diagnosed with cancer. For his Easter message, Charles read the King James Version of John […]

First Amendment protects Trump from Fani Willis’s election interference charges, attorney argues

A judge held a hearing Thursday to examine former President Donald Trump’s argument that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’s case against him in Georgia should be dismissed because Trump’s actions cited in her indictment were protected by the First Amendment. Judge Scott McAfee heard arguments from both Trump’s attorney and prosecutors about the matter, […]

Comer invites Joe Biden to testify on family’s ‘pay-for-influence schemes’

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) offered President Joe Biden on Thursday an opportunity to testify at a public hearing about any involvement the president had in the business schemes of his family members. Comer said in a lengthy letter to Biden, obtained by the Washington Examiner, that the hearing would allow the president […]

‘Squad’ challengers receive endorsement of Jewish Democratic group

The Jewish Democratic Council of America is throwing its support behind two Democratic candidates challenging members of the so-called “Squad” who have expressed anti-Israel views, the first time the group has opposed sitting Democratic incumbents.  The organization endorsed George Latimer, the Westchester county executive who is challenging Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY), and St. Louis County […]

State secrets: Democrat targets Trump and Menendez with new rule guarding classified documents

Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) introduced new legislation on Thursday barring federal officials, including former President Donald Trump and Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ), from viewing classified documents.  The legislation would bar elected officials and candidates who are charged with certain criminal offenses from having access to classified information. The legislation does not name Trump or Menendez, […]

House Republicans accuse Biden of ‘undermining’ Israel after UN ceasefire resolution passes

EXCLUSIVE — House Republicans are accusing the Biden administration of undermining Israel in its war against Hamas by abstaining from a vote on a United Nations resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire.  In a letter sent to President Joe Biden on Thursday, GOP lawmakers criticized the administration’s decision not to cast a vote on the […]

Kansas-led coalition of states sues Biden over student loan program

Kansas and other GOP-led states have sued the Biden administration over its plans to cancel student loans. President Joe Biden has announced $144 billion in student loan forgiveness since his original plan was struck down by the Supreme Court and devised a new plan to lower future payments that could cost taxpayers another $475 billion. […]
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