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Brian Kemp April 29

GOP gubernatorial hopeful blasted by critics for 'lying' on stage about illegal immigrant hires

Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson was called a "fraud" and a liar by critics who say his debate claims about vetting immigrant workers contradict his sworn testimony.

National Security April 29

House passes FISA renewal in bipartisan vote, putting pressure on Senate before looming deadline

The House voted to extend the FISA 702 surveillance program, sending it to the Senate with little time before the Friday midnight expiration deadline.

VIDEO April 29

Sen. Rand Paul backs White House ballroom after WHCA shooting

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., joins ‘The Story’ to discuss his proposal to privately fund a secure White House ballroom following the WHCA Dinner shooting, as lawmakers push for enhanced protections at high-profile events.

Congress April 29

'America First' immigration overhaul bill would codify Trump's campaign promises once and for all

A new House Republican bill seeks to narrow legal immigration by ending the diversity visa lottery and shifting to a merit-based points system.

National Security April 29

'Shark Tank' star backs Trump's White House ballroom plan amid security concerns: ‘It’s bipartisan’

"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary supports Trump's White House ballroom plan, citing security concerns after the Correspondents' Dinner shooting.

Federal Reserve April 29

Powell will remain at the Fed for now, setting up potential clash with Trump

In his final news conference as Fed chair Wednesday, Jerome Powell said he plans to remain on the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors after May 15.

Auto Safety April 29

DAVID MARCUS: Why I'll take my clunker over any new car with a government kill switch

Congressional Republicans split over repealing Biden-era car kill switch mandate as critics warn it gives the government Orwellian control over vehicles.

Mike Johnson April 29

Speaker Johnson one step closer to renewing controversial spy program after conservatives fall in line

House Republicans cleared a key procedural vote on a three-year FISA Section 702 extension after adding a permanent ban on central bank digital currencies to a procedural measure.

Politics April 29

Trump's agenda on razor's edge as GOP divisions block legislative path in House

Republican divisions over FISA renewal legislation and the farm bill threaten Trump's legislative agenda as an April 30 deadline approaches.

Cybercrime April 29

Senators unveil bill to combat financial aid fraud by 'ghost students'

A bipartisan group of senators is introducing legislation to prevent fraudsters scamming the federal student aid system for their own gain.