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Don't draft our daughters for front-line combat

July 8, 2022

Don't draft our daughters for front-line combat

GOP can prevent Defense Authorization from conscripting women for front-line combat roles. Liberals are going to keep pushing equity over military readiness.

US Congress website down for short time; Pro- Russian hacking group claims to have conducted attack

July 7, 2022

US Congress website down for short time; Pro- Russian hacking group claims to have conducted attack

The website for U.S. Congress, Congress.gov, was down for a short time Thursday evening after a pro-Russian hacking group known as Killnet claimed to have conducted a cyberattack.

Treasury faces mounting scrutiny for giving Hunter Biden 'cover' with new rule for document requests

July 7, 2022

Treasury faces mounting scrutiny for giving Hunter Biden 'cover' with new rule for document requests

House Oversight Committee ranking member James Comer, R-Ky., blasted the Treasury Department over its new majority support rule to obtain Hunter Biden's Suspicious Activity Reports.

White House blasts McConnell for threatening to tank China competition bill

July 7, 2022

White House blasts McConnell for threatening to tank China competition bill

The White House accused Mitch McConnell of hypocrisy for his threat to tank the bipartisan innovation bill if Democrats continued a push for reconciliation bill.

Democrats plot legislative response to protect abortion rights after Supreme Court decision

July 7, 2022

Democrats plot legislative response to protect abortion rights after Supreme Court decision

Congressional Democrats have a busy agenda in July, and abortion legislation may make its way to the top of it in the wake of the Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling.

Why Democrats are not pursuing a constitutional amendment for abortion rights

July 7, 2022

Why Democrats are not pursuing a constitutional amendment for abortion rights

Democrats in the House and Senate are unlikely to pursue a constitutional amendment on abortion rights, and instead aim to pass bills on data protection, travel rights and more.

Trust in US institutions dropping in part because DC establishment continues to weaponize them: Gabbard

July 6, 2022

Trust in US institutions dropping in part because DC establishment continues to weaponize them: Gabbard

Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, joins 'Jesse Watters Primetime' to discuss the lack of trust in government that is coming from the American people.

Conservative pastor brandishes AR-15 against 'Democrats in klan hoods' in viral campaign ad

July 6, 2022

Conservative pastor brandishes AR-15 against 'Democrats in klan hoods' in viral campaign ad

Jerone Davison released a controversial campaign ad in his bid for Arizona's 4th Congressional District, where he wards off the KKK with an AR-15.

January 6 Committee silent on actions taken to verify Hutchinson's claim Trump lunged at Secret Service agent

July 6, 2022

January 6 Committee silent on actions taken to verify Hutchinson's claim Trump lunged at Secret Service agent

January 6 Committee members over the weekend said they would be willing to hear testimony from people who could refute parts of what Cassidy Hutchinson said last week.

Climate activists plan to disrupt Congressional Baseball Game

July 6, 2022

Climate activists plan to disrupt Congressional Baseball Game

Now or Never, a collective of climate activists, are planning to disrupt this summer's annual Congressional Baseball Game. The game is on the evening of July 28,