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6 days ago

Department of Education employees are working every day to put themselves 'out of a job,' but why?

The Department of Education reached its 10th interagency agreement, moving student lending to Treasury. Undersecretary Nicholas Kent says the goal is to close the department entirely.

6 days ago

Cam Newton views adding 18th regular-season game as 'good business,' questions how preseason games will work

Cam Newton said an NFL 18th regular-season game would further dilute preseason, calling the league's expansion push simply "good business" for the sport.

6 days ago

Newsom still backing $114M 'bridge to nowhere' for mountain lions and butterflies

Gov. Gavin Newsom's $114 million wildlife crossing has critics calling it a patronage program as California now faces a $2.9 billion budget deficit.

6 days ago

Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump, GOP ‘governed America LAST,’ predicts midterm losses

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene asserted that President Donald Trump and other Republicans promised "America First" but are delivering "America LAST."

6 days ago

Knives out for Fetterman as Democrats turn on one-time progressive star

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman faces Democratic backlash as Rep. Brendan Boyle calls for his ouster over his support for Mullin and voter ID stances.

6 days ago

Don Jr.’s shadow hangs over Trump mine fight as China retains critical minerals leverage

Trump's push for domestic mining faces contradiction as his administration defends Biden's EPA veto blocking Alaska's copper-rich Pebble mine project.

March 27

Cruz says Trump's move to strike Iran 'most consequential decision' of his presidency

Sen. Ted Cruz says the U.S. is unquestionably winning the war with Iran and claims he advised Trump on Air Force One before the strikes were launched.

March 27

GREGG JARRETT: Robert Mueller's tragic fall from grace and the damage he left in his wake

Robert Mueller's role as special counsel permanently stained his legacy. The Russiagate investigation resulted in a partisan witch hunt that found no collusion.

March 27

Rubio meets G7 ministers in France as US leads on Iran — allies under fire for tepid response

Secretary of State Marco Rubio heads into the G7 foreign ministers meeting in France saying U.S. priorities come first, as European allies push for a diplomatic solution on Iran.

March 26

Appeals court pauses orders limiting federal agents' use of tear gas at protests near Portland ICE building

An appeals court paused two lower court rulings that limited tear gas use on protesters outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland.