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Gaetz ‘undecided’ about whether to boot Ilhan Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is "undecided" about whether he supports ejecting Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) from the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

Elderly Chicago man and licensed gun owner shoots man who forced way into home

An elderly man in Northwest Chicago is recovering from injuries he suffered after he fought off two suspects who forced their way into his home, shooting one in the chest.

‘Engage in their fantasies’: Megyn Kelly stood firm on slamming Left’s ‘fake titles’

Media personality Megyn Kelly stood firm on her resistance to the woke Left’s insisting that first lady Jill Biden be called “Dr. Jill.”

Former GOP candidate accused of planning shootings indicted by New Mexico grand jury

The New Mexico Republican candidate accused of orchestrating shootings at Democratic lawmakers' homes after his loss in the midterm elections was indicted by a New Mexico grand jury on 14 counts of shooting and firearms charges.

Biden releases debt ceiling memo with two questions for McCarthy ahead of meeting

The White House has released a memo ahead of President Joe Biden's meeting with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) setting expectations for their debt ceiling showdown.

Electric vehicles now cost more to fuel than gas-powered cars: Study

Drivers of gas-powered cars have grabbed the cost advantage back from electric vehicle owners thanks to a drop in prices at the pump, according to a new study.

House announces first hearing on ‘Biden Border Crisis’ as GOP kick-starts investigations

The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to hold its first hearing on the southern border crisis this week, kick-starting a number of GOP-led investigations into the Biden administration over the next two years.

AOC clinches coveted leadership post on House Oversight Committee

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) confirmed she locked down the Democrats' No. 2 slot on the House Oversight Committee Monday evening.

Former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels won’t run for open Senate seat

Former Gov. Mitch Daniels (R-IN) announced he would not run for Senate to replace the retiring Sen. Mike Braun (R-IN), avoiding what was likely to become one of the most contentious GOP primaries in the 2024 cycle as Republicans seek to gain control of the upper chamber.

House to vote on ‘Pandemic Is Over’ bill one day after Biden announces end to COVID-19 emergency

The House is set to vote on a bill that would effectively end COVID-19 restrictions just one day after the White House announced it would lift the nationwide public health emergency that was first enacted nearly three years ago.
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