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Speaker Johnson praises Trump for 'decisive' Iowa caucus victory; Mitch McConnell silent

January 16, 2024

Speaker Johnson praises Trump for 'decisive' Iowa caucus victory; Mitch McConnell silent

The top two Republicans in Congress have taken very different approaches to the 2024 presidential primary thus far.

Senate to begin vote Tuesday on temporary funding patch to avoid government shutdown

January 16, 2024

Senate to begin vote Tuesday on temporary funding patch to avoid government shutdown

The Senate is set to vote on a bipartisan continuing resolution proposed by Senate Majority Leader Schumer and House Speaker Johnson to avoid a government shutdown this week.

Ketanji Brown Jackson ethics complaints referred to judicial conference finance committee

January 16, 2024

Ketanji Brown Jackson ethics complaints referred to judicial conference finance committee

The Committee on Financial Disclosures is reviewing a complaint against Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson for failing to include her husband’s income in financial disclosures.

Fauci's ex-boss now says COVID-19 lab leak theory was credible, despite previous claims it was a distraction

January 15, 2024

Fauci's ex-boss now says COVID-19 lab leak theory was credible, despite previous claims it was a distraction

Dr. Francis Collins, the former National Institutes of Health director, testified before a Congressional subcommittee on Friday that the coronavirus-lab leak theory was credible.

If Biden impeachment inquiry is invalid, why has the president lied about his complicity?

January 15, 2024

If Biden impeachment inquiry is invalid, why has the president lied about his complicity?

One key fact demonstrates why the House launched an impeachment inquiry: President Biden lied about his knowledge and involvement in his family’s overseas business dealings.

UFO whistleblower and former pilot praises Congress for introducing landmark bill to allow safe UFO reporting

January 15, 2024

UFO whistleblower and former pilot praises Congress for introducing landmark bill to allow safe UFO reporting

ASA co-founder Ryan Graves praised Congress for introducing a landmark bill that would allow pilots to provide information on UFOs to the government.

Border deal, international aid agreement could take a while

January 14, 2024

Border deal, international aid agreement could take a while

Legislation to secure the border and provide additional aid to Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan may be in the works, but nothing is coming yet.

Marjorie Taylor Greene mocks Hunter Biden for dodging her question, leaving hearing: 'What a coward'

January 14, 2024

Marjorie Taylor Greene mocks Hunter Biden for dodging her question, leaving hearing: 'What a coward'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., reacts to the GOP's probe into Hunter Biden and his decision to leave his hearing moments after she took the stand.

Biden stresses US 'does not support independence' for Taiwan as world leaders react to election win

January 13, 2024

Biden stresses US 'does not support independence' for Taiwan as world leaders react to election win

World leaders have largely focused on the success of a free election in Taiwan, with some not directly addressing William Lai or his victory over the Koumintang party in historic victory.

Meet the Congressional Black Caucus consultant paid lavishly to target HBCUs on behalf of a CCP group

January 13, 2024

Meet the Congressional Black Caucus consultant paid lavishly to target HBCUs on behalf of a CCP group

A consultant who worked with the Congressional Black Caucus has been paid handsomely to target HBCUs and government officials by a group with deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party.