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Nikki Haley slams media for ‘obsession with Trump’

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley issued a rant on how "exhausting" the media is in its coverage of Donald Trump.

Lindsey Graham says Senate ‘not anywhere close’ to reaching Ukraine-border deal

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said on Sunday that negotiators are not close to reaching a bipartisan border deal allowing the upper chamber to pass Israel and Ukraine aid before the end of the year.

FISA reforms face uncertain future after Congress renews FBI spy tool

Congress passed a temporary extension of a powerful government surveillance program this past week, and now long-discussed plans among lawmakers to make fixes to it before the end of the year could be stalled for months or longer.

Joe Manchin dodges questions about possible 2024 presidential bid: ‘Haven’t said I’m gonna run’

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) dodged questions on whether he will run for president next year as a third-party candidate, despite persistent rumors he may launch a White House bid.

Chris Christie bashes Trump for quoting Putin on democracy: ‘Worse by the day’

Former Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie slammed former President Donald Trump for quoting Russian President Vladimir Putin to go after President Joe Biden.

Top strategist for DeSantis super PAC Never Back Down resigns amid internal disputes

Jeff Roe, a chief strategist for the super PAC supporting Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) presidential bid, stepped down from his role over the weekend in the latest major departure from the conflict-embroiled group.

Biden’s auto safety official forced to resign from temporary role

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's acting head Ann Carlson will resign on Dec. 26.

Trump welcomed by roaring UFC crowd at ’biggest fan’ Colby Covington’s fight

Former President Donald Trump received a standing ovation upon entering the UFC 296 fight in Las Vegas on Saturday.

Kamala Harris takes flack and praise for attending Celebration Bowl: ‘Such a Howard Girl’

Vice President Kamala Harris attended college football's Celebration Bowl to mixed reactions on Saturday.

The redistricting cases that could determine which party wins the House in 2024

With the House being split by a very thin margin, a handful of pickup seats will determine control of the lower chamber in 2024. As a result, all eyes are on the redistricting cases that could shift the playing field — giving both Republicans and Democrats a chance to flip some key seats.
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