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Tim Scott rolls out July 4 message: Founding Fathers ‘should be celebrated, not canceled’

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) defended America's Founding Fathers in a Tuesday video released by his presidential campaign to commemorate Independence Day.

House Republicans face challenge of arguing Hunter Biden and DOJ corruption cases to public

After six months of casting a wide investigative net into the weaponization of government, GOP lawmakers conducting oversight find themselves armed with more answers, and still more questions, than they can fully lay out for the public to assess.

Reporter’s Notebook: Biden increases fundraising push

Washington Examiner White House Reporter Naomi Lim joins Jim Antle to discuss President Joe Biden’s fundraising push and whether or not he can reach his $2 billion goal.

A Town Worth Defending: David Harris Jr. releases patriotic children’s book

Conservative podcaster and author released a new children’s book that seeks to champion patriotism and freedom while teaching the importance of cherishing American heritage.

Four problems with Biden’s new student debt relief plan

Now that the Supreme Court has left President Joe Biden’s plans for sweeping student debt forgiveness in tatters, the Biden administration is plotting new ways forward for the effort.

Chinese EV maker BYD advances $290 million lithium project in Chile for mining access

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD deployed an engineering team to Chile this week to kick-start a massive lithium processing plant, part of a broader investment shift from electric vehicle makers around the world to compete for limited access to critical minerals.

New York will enact the first city-based AI laws on Wednesday

Employers in New York City will face new regulations on using artificial intelligence in hiring decisions starting this week.

Vivek Ramaswamy renews call to abolish Department of Education and pledges to overhaul education system

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy doubled down on calls to abolish the Department of Education and promised to overhaul the U.S. education system if elected.

Vivek Ramaswamy says patriotism rooted in foundational US values is ‘what unites us’

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy called for remembering the United States’s original founding values to find patriotism that can unite the country.

James Comer says Biden’s granddaughter ‘scarred for life’ with ‘major bank violation’

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) said President Joe Biden’s alleged “criminal bribery scheme” has entangled his granddaughter with “a major bank violation.”
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