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Comer demands access to Biden document after FBI fails to comply with subpoena

House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) has revived a request for access to an FBI form that allegedly details a criminal scheme involving then-Vice President Joe Biden after the agency failed to comply with a subpoena that was issued earlier this month.

Trump handily defeats all challengers in GOP primary: Poll

Donald Trump continues to top polling ahead of the 2024 primary cycle, with recent surveys showing the former president handily defeating all of his top challengers for the GOP nomination in head-to-head contests.

Debt ceiling tests Biden claims to be master deal-maker and ‘uniter in chief’

Questions abound about President Joe Biden's ability to coax congressional Republicans into a debt limit agreement despite "good faith" efforts put forth by White House negotiators and the president's own stated desire for a bipartisan solution.

Ferrari holds out against pressures to abandon combustion engine

Ferrari announced it would continue to manufacture its vehicles with internal combustion engines heading into the late 2030s.

Bolivian ‘boondoggle’: Biden administration funds foreign anti-‘disinformation’ campaign

The State Department is steering over $37,000 to a Bolivian nonprofit group to launch a "campaign against disinformation" training program for journalists in the South American country, funding documents show.

Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 to be sent to Minneapolis residents today

A guaranteed income program in Minneapolis processes its next payment to recipients today.

One Georgia prosecutor feeling the heat of new law empowering the state

A law Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) signed earlier this month is putting one prosecutor under the microscope as she faces challenges to her position from multiple directions.

Whistleblowers allege political ‘rot’ at FBI: Washington Photos of the Week

FBI whistleblowers alleged abuse within the bureau this week with the support of House Republicans who authored a report on their claims of politicized “rot” at the top of the law enforcement agency.

Durham report: Where the FBI officials cited for misconduct are now

Special counsel John Durham’s final report on the origins of the Russian collusion investigation found even more misconduct within the ranks of the FBI than did previous investigations that embarrassed the bureau.

Police reform talks in Senate turn to individual items as larger package dies

Sens. Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Tim Scott (R-SC) continue to negotiate on their long-awaited police reform package, but progress has ground to a halt.
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