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Never Back Down tested limits of super PACs. Will it become a cautionary tale?

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) rode into 2023 on the heels of an electoral landslide and with enormous financial backing for a potential presidential run.

Biden administration drops $100,000 on Palestinian female ‘running and wellness’ project

The Biden administration is focused on a new project amid Israel's war against the terrorist group Hamas: "improving the mental health of 200 adolescent girls and young women in Palestine through weekly running and wellness sessions."

US needs to be ‘prepared to act’ militarily against Iran: Former CENTCOM commander

The United States has called on Iran to reduce the tension in the Middle East that Tehran and the entities it supports in the region have inflamed in recent weeks.

Kamala Harris echoes Biden administration comparison of Trump to Hitler

Vice President Kamala Harris directly compared former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler in an interview that aired Tuesday.

Vivek Ramaswamy pledges to withdraw from Colorado primary if Trump isn’t put back on ballot

Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy pledged to take his name off the Colorado primary ballot if former President Donald Trump's name isn't on it.

Senate passes temporary FAA extension ahead of busy holiday travel season

The Senate passed a temporary extension to the Federal Aviation Administration’s authority until March 8, giving lawmakers more time to negotiate a long-term deal after the must-pass legislation was held up last week.

Turley says Hunter Biden could face repercussions for Hill stunt: ‘Slam-dunk case of contempt’

Law professor Jonathan Turley said Hunter Biden will likely face contempt of Congress charges for his actions regarding defying a congressional subpoena.

Brutal teenage mob beatings spring up at schools this fall, including Parkland, Florida

Violence in high schools has increased at a rapid rate this fall, with several horrific and shocking caught-on-tape incidents that have exposed the brutality of mob attacks on individual students.

WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump holds rally after Colorado presidential eligibility ruling

Former President Donald Trump is speaking at a rally in Iowa after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that he is ineligible to be reelected president.

Senate confirms Biden nominee Sara Hill despite opposition from Oklahoma governor

The Senate approved Sara Hill, former attorney general of the Cherokee Nation, on Tuesday, making her the first Native American woman to serve as a federal judge in Oklahoma.
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