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GOP lawmaker pushes to defund District Attorney Fani Willis’s office after Trump indictment

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) filed a bill to prohibit any federal funds from going to the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office following the indictment and arraignment of former President Donald Trump.

China boasts of nuclear cooperation with Saudi Arabia

China and Saudi Arabia have a symbiotic relationship in the nuclear sector, a Chinese official boasted amid widening Western unease about the two nations' ties.

GOP lawmaker asks Biden administration to withdraw its proposed ceiling fan rule

EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Stephanie Bice (R-OK) sent a letter to Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm urging her to withdraw the Department of Energy’s proposed rule to make ceiling fans more energy efficient.

Two Kentucky school districts cancel classes due to COVID-19 and widespread illnesses

Two school districts in Kentucky have canceled classes for a few days due to a number of students and staff coming down with various respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19.

Lahaina resident tells Biden to keep the $700 and ‘go home’

A Lahaina resident had some choice words for President Joe Biden after the Maui wildfires uprooted her life.

Mark Meadows calls Fani Willis’s accusation of Hatch Act violation a ‘red herring’

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on Friday rejected accusations from Fulton County, Georgia, prosecutors that he violated the Hatch Act while working on behalf of President Donald Trump as he challenged the 2020 election results.

Democrat Sanford Bishop splurges at swanky private golf club tied to ethics investigation

A senior Democratic congressman doled out tens of thousands of campaign dollars to an exclusive private golf resort despite his prior activity at the club being linked to a long-running ethics investigation, records show.

NORAD intercepts civilian aircraft near Lake Tahoe during Biden stay

The North American Aerospace Defense Command responded to a civilian aircraft incursion into a temporary flight-restricted zone over Lake Tahoe, where President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden were vacationing.

George Soros foundation’s cuts in Europe anger beneficiaries

Open Society Foundations' decision to cut staff and spending in Europe is worrying beneficiaries, who argue a withdrawal of resources could be detrimental to human rights and the foundation's reputation.

Maryland Muslim and Christian parents vow to appeal pro-LGBT book court ruling

A coalition of Muslim and Christian parents vowed to appeal a Thursday court ruling that denied their request for the restoration of a parental opt-out option for LGBT storybooks in a Maryland school district.
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