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White House mum on late-term abortion criticism from Nikki Haley

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre declined to comment Monday when asked about comments made by former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley the night prior about President Joe Biden's abortion policies.

Jim Jordan and Tom McClintock request interview from ICE on immigrant removal policies

Reps. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Tom McClintock (R-CA) are requesting a transcribed interview from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement associate director on the agency's "failure" to enforce immigration laws.

California Senate Democrats honor drag ‘nuns’ after Dodgers debacle

Democrats in the California State Senate honored members of an LGBT group that uses sexualized Christian imagery Monday, weeks after the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team was embroiled in controversy for inviting the same group to its annual Pride Night.

Democrats accuse GOP of stoking culture wars with bills limiting gas stove rules

House Democrats accused the GOP of unnecessarily stoking culture wars on Monday as the Rules Committee advanced two bills to crimp the Biden administration's attempts to regulate natural gas cooktops more strictly in hopes of cutting pollution.

DeSantis campaign hits Trump for not telling Fauci ‘You’re fired’

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) campaign attacked former President Donald Trump for not firing Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Republicans target Mayorkas for contempt and impeachment over terrorists crossing border

House Republicans are considering holding Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in contempt of Congress and could further ignite efforts to impeach the Biden Cabinet official, the Washington Examiner has learned.

Google dealt legal blow thanks to new bipartisan antitrust bill

Google was dealt a blow in its fight against antitrust litigation Monday as the suit was moved to an unfavorable court, thanks to legislation passed by a bipartisan group of Big Tech critics last year.

AOC warns Supreme Court ‘corruption’ will kill Biden student loan forgiveness plan

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) warned the Biden administration that the Supreme Court's "corruption" would tank the administration's student loan forgiveness plan.

Eric Adams suggests housing illegal immigrants in private homes

New York City Mayor Eric Adams proposed his vision to house illegal immigrants in "faith-based locales" and private residents on Monday.

Bitcoin crashes to lowest in months after SEC sues world’s largest crypto exchange

Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since March after the SEC announced it is suing Binance and its CEO for breaking securities law.
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