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Jack Smith tells Supreme Court to keep Trump criminal trial on track

Special counsel Jack Smith responded Wednesday to former President Donald Trump‘s bid to halt criminal proceedings against him while seeking to undo an appeals court decision that found he lacked presidential immunity, saying the Supreme Court must deny Trump’s efforts. “Now that the court of appeals has ruled against him, unanimously rejecting his interlocutory immunity appeal, the burden shifts to him to justify further delay […]

Patty Murray thrust into spotlight with Mayorkas impeachment trial

All eyes will be on Senate President Pro Tempore Patty Murray (D-WA) when she presides over the impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in the coming days.  The trial will thrust Murray, who largely keeps a low profile despite being a member of Democratic leadership and chairwoman of the influential Appropriations Committee, into […]

Democratic group launches campaign accusing Republicans of interfering with Trump criminal cases

EXCLUSIVE — House Democrats are zeroing in on Donald Trump‘s legal woes, accusing Republicans of shielding the former president from being punished in any of his criminal cases to secure his path to the White House next year. The Democratic-aligned Congressional Integrity Project is launching a billboard campaign in Atlanta ahead of a Thursday hearing […]

Nancy Mace needs to ‘straighten out her life,’ McCarthy says in continuation of feud

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy claimed Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) needs to “straighten out her life” during an appearance on Capitol Hill this week. McCarthy, who was in the nation’s capital for an event honoring former House Clerk Cheryl Johnson, commented on Mace’s reelection chances amid a tumultuous term. “I hope Nancy gets the help […]

Self-driving taxi company recalls software after crashes in Phoenix

A driving technology company voluntarily recalled its self-driving car software after two of its robotaxis hit a towed vehicle in Phoenix at the end of last year. Waymo, a subsidiary of Google’s parent company Alphabet, recalled the software following an incident on Dec. 11, 2023, in which a self-driving vehicle hit a backward-facing pickup truck […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump holds rally in North Charleston ahead of South Carolina primary

Former President Donald Trump is holding a campaign rally in North Charleston on Wednesday, ahead of the South Carolina Republican presidential primary. Trump has a massive lead over former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley in her home state, according to a new poll released by Winthrop University. Among South Carolina voters, 65% would support Trump, compared […]

Clyburn to step down from leadership role as Democrats usher in new generation

Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) revealed Wednesday his intention to step down from his Democratic leadership role in Congress. However, he will still be running for reelection in 2024. In a statement, the South Carolina Democrat said he informed Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) that he would be leaving the position on the caucus leadership team. […]

Alabama real estate licensing board sued over ‘race quota’

The man behind the landmark Supreme Court challenge against race-based college admissions policies is now suing to prevent an Alabama licensing board from imposing a “racial quota.” The lawsuit marks conservative anti-affirmative action litigant Edward Blum’s first case against race-based criteria for membership on a state regulatory board. Blum’s group, American Alliance for Equal Rights, […]

Democrat to be sworn in to George Santos seat at end of February

Democrat Tom Suozzi will return to Congress at the end of the month after handily winning a special election for the New York seat formerly held by disgraced New York GOP Rep. George Santos.  Suozzi, who defeated Republican Mazi Pilip by 8 points on Tuesday night, will be sworn into Congress on Feb. 28, according […]

National Republicans brush off prior concerns over Kari Lake flaws with 2024 endorsement

In 2022, Kari Lake ran for governor in Arizona as a hard-charging conservative outsider who was quick to turn on the GOP establishment — and at the time, her campaign was one national Republicans kept at arm’s length, worried about her electability in the battleground state. That has changed two years later, as the Senate […]
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