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Hunter Biden plea: What’s next after wild court hearing blew up no-jail agreement

WILMINGTON, Delaware — Hunter Biden's planned plea agreement fell apart Wednesday after a tumultuous federal court hearing where lawyers disagreed about the scope of the deal and the presiding judge raised "concerns" about the terms.

Meltdown at CNN as Hunter Biden’s plea deal falls apart

CNN anchors were seen having a meltdown over how Hunter Biden's federal plea deal fell apart on Wednesday, asking how there could be "such a big miscommunication?"

House Judiciary Republicans build case against Mayorkas: ‘You should be impeached’

The House's primary impeachment body took a step forward toward pushing out the Biden administration's top border security official, which would mark the first Cabinet-level official to be fired by Congress.

DeSantis says Federal Reserve’s job is ‘not to be an economic central planner’

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) criticized the Federal Reserve after the centralized banking system raised interest rates. He said its job is “not to be an economic central planner.”

Warlord Era? Putin ‘shoots himself in the legs’ by letting governors raise private militaries

Russia’s regional governors have acquired the legal authority to form their own “private military companies,” just weeks after Russian President Vladimir Putin faced down the Wagner Group's abortive march on Moscow.

Ken Buck slams McCarthy for floating possible Biden impeachment inquiry ‘shiny object’

Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) claimed House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) comments on a possible impeachment of President Joe Biden were a "shiny object" meant to distract from bigger issues like the debt ceiling.

The View hosts are confused about the Biden family investigations: ‘What bribery scheme?’

The hosts of the ABC show The View expressed confusion on Wednesday about why House Republicans have been talking about a "bribery scheme" involving the Biden family.

Dylan Mulvaney shares lessons of trust and trauma in 500 days of ‘being a girl’

Dylan Mulvaney surveyed lessons learned over 500 days of “being a girl” in a new social media video Wednesday evening.

No spending deal made between GOP leadership and Freedom Caucus, McCarthy says

No deals have been made between GOP leadership and House Freedom Caucus members on must-pass spending legislation despite claims to the contrary ahead of a crucial rules vote on Wednesday afternoon.

Sinema hits Biden administration over planned menthol ban

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) hit out against the Biden administration’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, arguing such decisions should be left to the individual states rather than the federal government.
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