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Eric Adams accused of playing politics over migrant housing site at JFK Airport

A Republican congressman from Long Island accused New York City Mayor Eric Adams of playing politics and sabotaging his tour through a warehouse at John F. Kennedy International Airport where hundreds of adult immigrant men are now being housed.

Donald Trump indicted: Youngkin claims indictment hurts trust in justice system

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) slammed the federal indictment of former President Donald Trump on Friday, claiming the indictment hurts trust in the United States justice system.

Donald Trump indicted: Lawyer Alan Dershowitz calls latest Trump indictment a ‘weak’ and ‘dangerous’ case

Famed attorney Alan Dershowitz went on the record to call out the Department of Justice over former President Donald Trump’s indictment, which was announced Thursday by Trump on Truth Social.

Donald Trump indicted: GOP Rep slams Trump for actions similar to Hillary, says ‘No one is above the law’

Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) slammed former President Donald Trump on Friday, comparing the former president's recent indictment to actions by former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

Energy secretary admits to owning stock despite previous denials: Report

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm corrected the record Friday regarding the stocks she owned at the time of her nomination.

Katie Hobbs sets Arizona veto record at 111 with transgender bathroom bill veto

Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) continues to up the record for most vetoes used by an Arizona governor. She vetoed five Republican bills, including one regarding a transgender bathroom use policy, Thursday.

Donald Trump indicted: Bolton suggests Trump shutter campaign as charges keep ‘piling up’

Former national security adviser John Bolton recommended that his former boss Donald Trump shut down his presidential campaign amid the criminal charges against him.

Donald Trump indicted: Democratic congressional leaders say process should unfold ‘peacefully’

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) urged former President Donald Trump’s supporters and critics to allow the legal process to play out after his indictment.

Donald Trump indicted: National Archives issues rare statement on Presidential Records Act

The National Archives and Records Administration issued a rare statement on Friday clarifying the Presidential Records Act and rejecting claims that former President Donald Trump had two years to sort through classified documents.

Biden urged to intervene as US could see supply chain disruptions on West Coast

The largest lobbying group in the United States is recommending President Joe Biden get involved in labor negotiations that began last year.
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