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Defrocked priest Frank Pavone speaks out after Vatican dismissal

Defrocked Catholic priest Frank Pavone spoke out on Monday against the Vatican's recent decision to remove him from the priesthood, claiming he would continue his work in the Catholic Church and appeal to the "people of God."

‘These folks don’t get it’: Trump dismisses Jan. 6 criminal referrals, says it only makes him stronger

Former President Donald Trump dismissed the House Jan. 6 committee's criminal referrals Monday, admonishing the panel for engaging in "double jeopardy."

Boebert says she won’t support McCarthy unless there’s a check in place to remove speaker

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is predicating the prospect of her backing House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) for speaker on the establishment of a check and balance system on the speakership.

Jan. 6 committee tears into Ivanka Trump for not being ‘forthcoming,’ memory woes

The Jan. 6 committee chastised former first daughter Ivanka Trump for not being fully straightforward with the panel in an executive summary released on Monday.

Incoming committee chairs come to bat for McCarthy in speaker fight

Incoming House committee chairs are calling for the conference to rally around House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to become the next speaker as the California Republican faces substantial hurdles to locking down the support needed to secure the gavel during the floor vote in January.

CVS and Walgreens to limit purchases of children’s pain and fever medications

CVS and Walgreens are limiting purchases of children's pain relief and fever-reducing medications as demand remains high due to a continued surge in respiratory viruses, including the flu and respiratory syntactical virus or RSV.

Key tax breaks left out of funding bill, clouding their future

Efforts to expand the child tax credit and avoid losing a prized business tax break have been left out of the end-of-year funding bill, putting their future in doubt.

New York Times criticized over crossword that resembles swastika on first day of Hannukah

The New York Times was criticized on social media on Sunday, for publishing a crossword puzzle on the first day of Hanukkah that some users claimed resembled a "swastika."

Pike County Massacre: George Wagner IV sentenced to life in prison

A man was sentenced on Monday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for his role in the murders of eight Ohio family members in a horrifying incident known as the Pike County Massacre.

Capitol Police chief: More than 9,000 threats against lawmakers in past year

Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger said threats against lawmakers are up 400% in the last six years during a hearing to a key Senate panel on Monday.
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