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Haley on tenterhooks with billionaire donor Ken Langone: ‘You don’t throw money down a rat hole’

Ken Langone, a co-founder of Home Depot, said further donations to former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley hinge on the results of the primary election in New Hampshire next week. The billionaire told the Financial Times on Thursday that he’s waiting for the results of the first-in-the-nation primary before giving a “major […]

Judge sets hearing on Fani Willis scandal

A judge overseeing the case against former President Donald Trump in Georgia scheduled a hearing for mid-February to examine recent allegations that Fani Willis, the lead prosecutor in the case, has a conflict of interest in it. Judge Scott McAfee set the hearing in Atlanta for Feb. 15, and he ordered Willis to submit to […]

Mayorkas impeachment hearings conclude as House eyes next steps

The House Homeland Security Committee held its second and final impeachment hearing into Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Thursday, with lawmakers looking to move forward with an impeachment resolution as early as this month.  The four-hour hearing comes just one week after the committee held its first impeachment proceeding against Mayorkas, detailing the findings […]

McConnell joins 45 GOP senators backing Trump in Colorado ballot fight

The fate of former President Donald Trump‘s primary ballot access in Colorado got a boost Thursday from 46 Republican senators, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), calling on the Supreme Court to keep him on the ballot. More than two dozen amicus briefs have been filed to the public docket for the Supreme Court […]

Senate passes funding bill to stave off government shutdown

The Senate voted to extend government funding into March on Thursday as lawmakers prepared to leave town in anticipation of another D.C. snowstorm. The continuing resolution, which passed 77-18, is the third short-term extension the Senate has approved since September. Before the final vote, the Senate rejected a handful of amendments that Senate Majority Leader […]

Stimulus update: Michigan sending rebate checks averaging $550 to families in weeks

In less than a month, Michigan will send payments of an average of $550 to roughly 700,000 households in the state as part of the expanded working families tax credit. Eligible Michigan residents will get a check from the state that will be equal to the difference between the 6% working families tax credit on the […]

Reba McEntire, Post Malone to perform at Super Bowl LVIII

The National Football League has announced its pregame performers for Super Bowl LVIII, including Reba McEntire and Post Malone. The musicians‘ appearances at the biggest game of the year were announced Thursday, with country singer McEntire performing the national anthem and rapper Malone singing “America the Beautiful.” Both shared the news of their participation on […]

FBI arrests transgender Neo-Nazi for threats against blacks, Jews, and transphobes

An Oregon transgender woman who is said to have attended Neo-Nazi gatherings was taken into custody after an FBI investigation revealed a history of online threats against blacks, Jews, and transphobic individuals. Elizabeth West, a 56-year-old biological male who identifies as female, came to the attention of the FBI after an anonymous tip in September […]

Biden thinks Trump’s Iowa win doesn’t mean ‘anything’

President Joe Biden sought on Thursday to play down the gravitas of former President Donald Trump’s caucus win in Iowa on Monday. Trump won 51% of votes in Iowa, the first nominating contest of the 2024 cycle, outpacing challengers Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley by nearly […]

Bill to create fiscal committee to rein in $34 trillion national debt advances in House

The House Budget Committee on Thursday voted to advance landmark legislation that would create a fiscal committee to limit the growth of the national debt. The committee advanced the bipartisan legislation in a 22-12 vote. The Fiscal Commission Act of 2023 would form a panel consisting of both Republican and Democratic lawmakers from both chambers […]
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