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White House ‘always keeping a close eye’ on Trump threats

The White House declined to specifically comment on vague threats made by former President Donald Trump regarding a looming federal indictment but suggested that it's ready to handle any threats of violence carried out by his supporters.

White House zeroes in on DeSantis ahead of Emmett Till monument announcement

The White House on Monday lashed out at Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) over education policy.

Romney urges long-shot GOP candidates to drop out by late February and back one Trump challenger

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) has a plan to take down former President Donald Trump in the GOP primaries, and it requires the cooperation of the 2024 Republican presidential field to pull it off.

DOJ files suit against Texas for building Rio Grande barrier ‘without the federal authorization’

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX), demanding the removal of a floating barrier his government installed in the Rio Grande.

Pulling the plug: Three ways Trump has promised to slow Biden’s electric vehicle push if reelected

Former President Donald Trump is promising to reverse President Joe Biden's electric vehicle policies if he returns to the White House in 2024.

White House says Abbott ‘literally operating in bad faith’ on southern border

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre had harsh words for Gov. Greg Abbott's (R-TX) latest action at the southern border after he refused to remove floating barriers placed in the Rio Grande aimed at stopping illegal border crossings.

‘Try That In A Small Town’ streams increase by 999% following song’s censorship

Jason Aldean's hit single "Try That In A Small Town" has skyrocketed in popularity over the past week since its music video was pulled from Country Music Television.

White House sidesteps question about Biden being dialed into Hunter business meetings

The White House didn’t directly address a question Monday about a report that Hunter Biden put his father on speakerphone to talk to his overseas business partners, reiterating that President Joe Biden has never been in business with his son.

Meta under pressure for ‘bullying’ Canadian government and outlets with news ban

Meta could lose millions of dollars in revenue as Canadian government officials and media outlets withhold advertising from the platform in response to its decision to block links to local news stories.

Kevin Spacey trial: Everything to know as jury deliberates verdict

Actor Kevin Spacey is awaiting a verdict from a British jury working to determine if he is guilty of several sexual offenses, a decision that could result in a career-ending jail sentence for the two-time Oscar winner.
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