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Gutfeld: It’s as though Democrats are allergic to oversight

‘The Five’ discusses how federal authorities uncovered $90 million in alleged Minnesota healthcare fraud, resulting in 15 indictments.

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Dana Perino: Spencer Pratt has found a constituency ‘all across America’

‘The Five’ breaks down Spencer Pratt’s meteoric rise and uphill battle in the Los Angeles mayoral race.

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Retired general says Iran is fighting a ‘war of resistance’

Retired Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt discusses U.S.-Iran negotiations and the need for a firm stance against Iran on ‘The Story.’

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Don Lemon claims an unqualified White man 'failed up' from Colbert's show to CNN and then fired him

Former CNN host Don Lemon alleged media enables right-wing voices, suppresses liberals like himself and unfairly elevates White men, in a new Substack article.

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DAVID MARCUS: Top Trump foe Dan Goldman is getting trounced, and it's delicious

A new Emerson poll shows Rep. Daniel Goldman trailing Brad Lander by over 30 points in his Democratic primary, signaling a socialist shift in the party.

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Kevin Warsh's potential Fed chairmanship sparks economic debate on inflation

Chief economic advisor to Allianz Mohamed El-Erian explains what Kevin Warsh's potential leadership could mean for the Federal Reserve and the economy on ‘America Reports.’

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Bob Woodson taught me America’s wounds heal only through truth and courage

Bob Woodson, founder of the Woodson Center and 1776 Unites, died at 89. He spent his life connecting Black Americans to their American Dream.

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JONATHAN TURLEY: Former prosecutor accused of stealing files and hiding them as recipes

Former DOJ prosecutor Carmen Mercedes Lineberger is indicted for allegedly concealing Jack Smith's sealed report in files labeled as cake recipes.

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DAVID MARCUS: He barely survived Biden lawfare, and now he deserves to get paid

Trump's DOJ establishes a $1.8 billion fund to compensate those allegedly targeted by government weaponization, sparking Democratic outrage.

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NEWT GINGRICH: Alzheimer’s is waging a war on millions. Congress could help us win it

Early detection of Alzheimer's disease through tau protein blood tests could delay dementia, but Medicare coverage policies create major barriers.