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Liberal Media Scream: Stephanopoulos anti-Trump spin, condescendingly Clintonesque

This week’s Liberal Media Scream highlights the model of the media’s bias in the legal cases against former President Donald Trump — ABC’s George Stephanopoulos. The former Clinton White House communications boss opened his Sunday show, This Week with George Stephanopoulos, with a lecture against Trump and then brought on Trump lawyer Will Scharf to […]

Maxine Waters suggests Trump-supporting ‘domestic terrorists’ are preparing to start civil war

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) blasted supporters of former President Donald Trump, who she blamed for threatening the future of the country. In an appearance on MSNBC, Waters repeated and expanded upon earlier rhetoric, warning of Trump-supporting “domestic terrorists” committing mass violence after the 2024 election. “I’m worried that he’s so divisive, and that he’s talking […]

Biden to veto House GOP military funding bill over abortion, gay rights, and DEI provisions

President Joe Biden will veto House Republicans‘ pitch for funding military construction and the Department of Veterans Affairs for fiscal 2025. The White House Office of Management and Budget criticized the GOP proposal on Monday as “partisan,” contending the appropriations bill “would result in deep cuts to law enforcement, education, housing, healthcare, consumer safety, energy […]

Bob Menendez to launch bid for New Jersey Senate seat during federal trial

Embattled Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) will reportedly file for reelection as an independent, a last-minute bid that is expected to come before Tuesday’s deadline and during his federal public corruption trial. Menendez, 70, will file nominating petitions that he’s gathered in recent weeks that are signed by at least 800 people, which is the minimum […]

New Yorkers say housing crisis is pushing them out

More than a third of New Yorkers say the soaring cost of living is forcing them to consider leaving the Big Apple as rent control laws and zoning restrictions drive housing prices up. A recent survey found that 34% of residents are actively considering leaving the city, while an additional 32% are open to moving. […]

How Trump’s guilty verdict could affect his other trials

NEW YORK — Experts remain divided over how much former President Donald Trump‘s guilty verdict will affect his other three criminal cases now that he has been convicted in his hush money case. Coming off the verdict in the New York hush money case, Trump’s legal team now faces a range of challenges as they […]

Navy and Coast Guard sail into Pride Month with colorful posts

The Navy and Coast Guard celebrated the start of Pride Month with colorful posts honoring equality and the roles LGBT sailors and Coast Guardsmen play in the military. “June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month! It’s a reflection on LGBTQ+ history, resilience, and progress,” the Coast Guard said. “This month, and every month, the USCG stands in […]

Democrats launch offensive against Republican IVF initiative with new bill

Senate Democrats attacked a Republican plan to put federal protections around in vitro fertilization efforts with a new proposal.  Sens. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), Patty Murray (D-WA), and Cory Booker (D-NJ) are looking to introduce the Right to IVF Act and bring reproductive rights to the center of the stage again.  “Unlike GOP legislation that would […]

Freedom Caucus member introduces plan to cut funding for Willis and Bragg

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Michael Cloud (R-TX), member of the House Freedom Caucus, is putting teeth on threats by Republicans to hit back at Democrats after former President Donald Trump‘s historic felony conviction. Cloud introduced a measure to cut funding for offices that have prosecuted Trump and his supporters. Cloud specifically named Manhattan District Attorney Alvin […]

Late New Jersey congressman Donald Payne Jr. to win primary with special election quickly following

The late New Jersey Democratic Rep. Donald Payne Jr. will win the primary posthumously in the 10th Congressional District on Tuesday as the only Democrat on the ballot. State and party officials are already preparing for a competitive special election to fill Payne’s seat later this summer. Payne, 65, died on April 24 from a “cardiac […]
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