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White House addresses Laken Riley murder as Republicans cast blame on Biden’s border policy

The White House addressed for the first time publicly on Wednesday the alleged kidnapping and murder of a University of Georgia nursing student by an illegal immigrant. Republicans have pointed to the murder of 22-year-old Laken Riley as evidence of President Joe Biden‘s flawed approach to the southern border and immigration reform. The man accused […]

Mitch McConnell facing pressure to step aside immediately: ‘Why wait?’

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is facing pressure from House and Senate Republicans to step down now as opposed to this fall after the top Senate Republican announced he planned to leave leadership in November. McConnell said on Wednesday he would serve his last term as Republican leader until November, with elections planned shortly […]

Spendy screening: Why a key Biden rule isn’t slowing down overflow at the border

An immigration rule the Biden administration touts as a “cornerstone” of its border policy is not having the effects on the border crisis that its creators hoped it would. The screening standards attempt to identify weak claims for protection, including race, religion, and political opinion. The rule, originally declared a success, was implemented after the […]

Supreme Court takes up Trump presidential immunity dispute

The Supreme Court agreed on Wednesday to consider an emergency petition by former President Donald Trump to weigh his claim that he is immune from prosecution and to delay criminal proceedings in his election subversion case while the justices weigh the dispute. Trump contends former presidents should have immunity from charges over actions they took […]

Food stamps: Montana March SNAP payments worth up to $1,751 to begin in three days

Montana’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin sending its March payments, worth up to $1,751, in three days. SNAP payments in Montana are distributed over five days every month. The payments start going out on Saturday and run through March 6. Recipients get their payments on days according to their SNAP case number, account number, Social Security number, or last name. To qualify for […]

Biden’s Seth Meyers interview suffers drastic ratings drop among younger viewers

President Joe Biden’s appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers did not perform as well as he might have hoped. Biden appeared on the talk show, hoping to draw up support amid his tight race against likely Republican nominee Donald Trump. The attempt struggled to land, however, especially among the critical 25-54 age demographic, Nielsen […]

Biden’s physician clears him for duty and says physical exam found ‘no new concerns’

President Joe Biden‘s latest physical described the 81-year-old as feeling well, with the exam finding “no new concerns.” Biden conducted the physical this morning, just under a year after his last one, at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in suburban Maryland. “He continues to be fit for duty and fully executes all of his […]

Jack Smith fights to keep jury questionnaire secret in Trump classified documents case

Special counsel Jack Smith is fighting to seal a proposed questionnaire that will be used to select the jury in the classified records case against former President Donald Trump and two co-defendants, coinciding with a judge’s decision to block defense attorneys’ access to some confidential records obtained from Mar-a-Lago. Smith’s prosecutors told U.S. District Judge […]

Congressional leaders reach short-term deal to avoid government shutdown

Congressional leaders in the House and Senate have reached a deal on a spate of appropriations bills, clearing the way for a short-term spending patch that would extend funding deadlines further into March.  Appropriators finalized the agreement on Wednesday, two sources told the Washington Examiner, just three days before the government is set to enter […]

How a letter has given Republicans their best chance at winning in Maryland in 44 years

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s decision to run for Senate this year might have been influenced by a letter he received in early January. Hogan entered the race as a prominent GOP candidate, well-positioned to give Democrats a run for their money in the deep-blue state. He can become the first Republican to win a […]
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