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December 23

Republicans consider using reconciliation again after Trump's biggest legislative win

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., isn't taking reconciliation off the table but acknowledged how difficult the process is as Republicans eye another dance with the exercise.

December 23

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin shows support for star who took swing at Lions fan

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said he supports suspended wide receiver DK Metcalf, who took a swing at a Detroit Lions fan.

December 23

'Sound of Music' child star details Melania Trump’s role in White House Christmas decorating

Former "Sound of Music" child star Debbie Turner helped decorate the White House for Christmas in 2017, detailing Melania Trump’s role in creating the holiday display.

December 23

Trump administration urges more illegal immigrants to self-deport as year comes to a close

Fox News correspondent Madeleine Rivera joins ‘America Reports’ to report on the Trump administration’s efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.

December 23

Rob Reiner and wife Michele's death certificates released

Rob and Michele Reiner's death certificates reveal the couple were cremated at Mount Sinai Mortuary, according to Los Angeles County Public Health records.

December 23

Hunter Biden says it was a 'absolutely a mistake' to join board of Burisma

Hunter Biden appeared on "The Shawn Ryan Show" on Monday, and said it was "a mistake" for him to join the board of directors of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma in 2014.

December 23

Comer warns 'walls are caving in' on Tim Walz as Minnesota fraud probe widens

Federal investigation into Minnesota's alleged fraud scandal expands as House Oversight plans subpoenas, and whistleblowers and mayors join scrutiny.

December 23

Trump promises cheaper drugs under TrumpRx, but economists say the long-term costs may be hidden

Trump says agreements with major drugmakers will cut prescription prices and boost U.S. investment, but economists caution that pricing pressure often comes with long-term tradeoffs for innovation.

December 23

Student loan defaults trigger paycheck garnishment as Trump admin ends COVID-era pause

The Trump administration says wage garnishment for defaulted federal student loans will begin in January, ending a pandemic-era pause.

December 23

DAVID MARCUS: Why AmericaFest and Phoenix are perfect models for a midterm convention

AmericaFest drew 31,000 to Phoenix, proving who can energize conservatives. Could TPUSA's circus-like event model reshape midterm politics nationwide?