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Adam Schiff faces censure vote over claims of 2016 Trump-Russia collusion

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) introduced a measure to censure Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), seeking to condemn the California Democrat over his claims of Russian collusion in the 2016 election and to pressure him to leave office.

Scalise talks congressional baseball shooting six years later: ‘God was on the field’

EXCLUSIVE — This year's annual Congressional Baseball Game will take place on the six-year anniversary of when House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) was shot and critically wounded during a Republican practice in 2017.

Majority of Democratic voters are comfortable with Harris as president if Biden can’t serve: Poll

Most Democratic voters would support Vice President Kamala Harris taking over in the event that President Joe Biden fails to finish his next term.

Donald Trump arrested: Special counsel Jack Smith confronts former president in courtroom

Special counsel Jack Smith attended the arraignment of former President Donald Trump in Miami, Florida, marking the first time the two have come face to face since his appointment to investigate the former president's handling of classified documents.

White House press secretary teases review of ‘MAGA’ talk after Hatch Act violation

The White House fended off a series of awkward questions on Tuesday after being accused of a Hatch Act violation.

Donald Trump arrested: White House mum on potential pardon, says Biden out of loop

The White House maintained its silence regarding the indictment of former President Donald Trump, declining to offer any new comment Tuesday afternoon.

Transgender influencer banned after topless stunt at White House Pride event

Transgender rights activist and influencer Rose Montoya has been banned from attending events at the White House after going topless Saturday during President Joe Biden's Pride Month 2023 festivities.

Student loan payments set to resume this October

The Department of Education has provided information on when student loan payments will resume, saying they will resume in October.

Nottingham stabbing: Van used to hit pedestrians belonged to a victim, police say

The van that a suspect used to hit pedestrians in Nottingham, England, on Tuesday belonged to one of the alleged suspect's stabbing victims, police officials said in a press conference.

CDC director stonewalls GOP questions about social media censorship

Outgoing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky on Tuesday refused to answer questions from House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) about social media censorship of medical information on COVID-19 policies and vaccine efficacy.
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