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WATCH LIVE: Trump holds rallies in Iowa on Jan. 6 ahead of caucuses

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is holding two campaign rallies in Iowa on Saturday in a final push ahead of the Iowa Caucuses on Jan. 15.

WATCH LIVE: Kamala Harris gives speech to 7th Episcopal District AME Church

Vice President Kamala Harris is in South Carolina on Saturday to give the keynote speech at a local church.

Joy Reid casts doubts on Nikki Haley’s ‘black friends’ claim and bursts out laughing

MSNBC host Joy-Ann Reid cast some doubt on presidential candidate Nikki Haley's claim that she has black friends.

FBI captures three Jan. 6 fugitives on third anniversary of Capitol riot

The FBI captured three fugitives accused of participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol who were hiding at a ranch in Florida, the agency announced on Saturday.

Trump turns Haley foreign policy chops against her: ‘She likes the globe, I like America first’

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump levied new attacks against one of his strongest challengers during a rally in Iowa on Friday night, dubbing Nikki Haley a "globalist" and using her foreign policy credentials against her.

Bill Ackman goes scorched earth on MIT and Business Insider after ‘attacks on my family’

Hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman is going on the offensive against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Business Insider after the news source reported allegations his wife plagiarized portions of her dissertation at the university. Ackman specifically targeted the research university's chairman with calls for his resignation.

Yellen claims economy is in ‘soft landing’ thanks to jobs report, gas prices

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen shared her belief that the United States economy appears to be in a "soft landing" recently.

GOP Senate candidate says Hispanic voters ‘blindsided’ by Democratic policies

A Republican Senate candidate in New Mexico is encouraging his fellow Latinos to leave the Democratic Party and vote Republican, claiming Hispanic voters were "blindsided" by leftist policies, including LGBT issues in schools.

Ray Epps, face of Jan. 6 conspiracies, to be sentenced

Ray Epps, who has been widely accused by former President Donald Trump’s supporters of secretly working on behalf of the federal government during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, is set to be sentenced next week for his actions that day.

Biden invited to give State of the Union address on March 7

President Joe Biden is set to give his annual State of the Union address to Congress on March 7, according to an invitation sent to the president by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Saturday.
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