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March 16

Foreigners are snapping up US homes and stealing the American dream out from under families

Foreign homebuyers purchased 78,000 American homes in just one year, many of them single-family residences that are especially desirable to young buyers.

March 15

DAVID MARCUS: In an age of broken institutions, the filibuster is one relic we can't afford

Senate filibuster allegedly enables far-left institutional capture of American democracy, argues detailed analysis comparing modern politics to England's history.

March 14

Ex-Dem senator admits to affair with former bodyguard in explosive court filing: 'Romantic and Intimate'

Sinema, the former Arizona senator, outlined details of the affair in a new court filing seeking to dismiss an 'alienation of affection' lawsuit filed by her bodyguard's estranged wife.

March 14

Dems continue to reject GOP efforts to fund ICE in DHS fight despite terror concerns: 'That's on them'

Democrats accuse Republicans of prolonging government shutdown over ICE funding dispute, as impasse enters second month with no clear resolution in sight.

March 13

Dem senators in the hot seat as Republicans rip their DHS vote amid terror threats: 'Under attack'

Democrats content that Republicans rejected an offer from Sen. Schiff's to spare disaster response agency from an ongoing government shutdown on Thursday.

March 12

Illegal alien's violent tussle with federal officer leads to multiple charges after suspected Biden-era entry

Lawmakers in the U.S. Senate remain sharply divided over how to proceed with fully funding DHS as the agency's shutdown neared the 30-day mark.

March 12

Schumer swings at Hegseth over king crab meals for the troops, but Biden-era receipts show similar tab

Schumer allegedly ignored similar Pentagon luxury spending under Austin while criticizing Hegseth's $93.4 billion September expenses on various items.

March 12

Powell's behind-the-scenes move after Trump's DOJ opened its criminal probe

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made 13 calls to lawmakers after the Justice Department opened a criminal probe into his congressional testimony about the Fed's renovations.

March 11

House Oversight Committee demands depositions from Bondi and Lutnick in Epstein probe

The House Oversight Committee is moving to depose AG Pam Bondi and Secretary Howard Lutnick in a push to uncover the full extent of Jeffrey Epstein's network.

March 11

Hawley introduces bill to strip FDA approval from 'inherently dangerous' abortion pill

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced a bill to ban the abortion pill mifepristone, calling it "inherently dangerous" and citing research on serious side effects.