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Two ‘Twitter Files’ journalists to testify at next weaponization hearing

The House panel probing the "weaponization" of the federal government will hear from the journalists given access to Twitter's internal communications as it explores alleged collusion between social media companies and the executive branch.

Glenn Youngkin to appear in CNN town hall on education

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) is set to participate in a town hall on education, a policy area that helped him get elected in 2021.

DHS faces shutdown calls on 20th anniversary: ‘Defund hate!’

Immigrant rights groups lambasted the Department of Homeland Security on its 20th anniversary Wednesday, demanding that the very Congress that voted to create the federal organization shut it down and “defund hate.”

Pence won’t commit to supporting Trump in 2024: ‘I think we’ll have better choices’

Former Vice President Mike Pence did not commit to backing former President Donald Trump on Wednesday should his old boss win the Republican presidential nomination again in 2024.

CPAC schedule 2023: Who is speaking

The Conservative Political Action Conference returns to the Washington, D.C., area for the first time since 2020 and will feature several prominent conservative politicians and figures.

Liz Cheney lands teaching gig as Trump critic weighs 2024 bid

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) is taking a professorship at the University of Virginia as she mulls her 2024 plans.

US agency seeks input on gas stoves in step toward regulation

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission voted Wednesday to seek public input on the dangers of gas stoves, opening a path for regulatory action, even as the head of the commission reiterated the commission has no plans to ban the household appliances.

SEE IT: Grey’s Anatomy veteran retires from acting and warns America is falling ‘into socialism’

Actor Isaiah Washington announced his retirement from the entertainment industry on Twitter on Tuesday evening, warning readers that America will succumb to "socialism and then communism."

WATCH LIVE: Biden speaks at House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference

President Joe Biden will deliver a speech at the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, ahead of the release of the administration's federal budget proposal.

White House says it has no backup plan if student loans gambit fails

The White House said on Thursday it has no backup plan if the Supreme Court strikes down its $400 billion student debt transfer.
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