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January 6 committee: Former White House counsel Cipollone to testify under subpoena

July 6, 2022

January 6 committee: Former White House counsel Cipollone to testify under subpoena

Former Trump admiinistration White House counsel Pat Cipollone will testify in a private meeting with the House January 6 committee on Friday, Fox News has confirmed.

Dem Senate candidate hammers Biden for inflation, track record: 'No different than the devil that we fight'

July 6, 2022

Dem Senate candidate hammers Biden for inflation, track record: 'No different than the devil that we fight'

Democratic Senate candidate Gary Chambers, Jr. criticized President Joe Biden over inflation and accused him of "taking away people's rights" during a radio interview last week.

Lawrence Jones goes off on Lori Lightfoot: 'The biggest bunch of hypocrites’

July 6, 2022

Lawrence Jones goes off on Lori Lightfoot: 'The biggest bunch of hypocrites’

'Lawrence Jones Cross Country' host said that the American people are seeing Democrats as hypocrites after they campaigned on bringing better tone to government.

Environmental groups keep pushing extreme measures amid global energy crisis

July 6, 2022

Environmental groups keep pushing extreme measures amid global energy crisis

Environmental activist groups have doubled down on anti-fossil fuel advocacy amid the global energy crisis which has been marked by supply shortages and record prices.

Chinese immigrant, a witness to Mao's political purge, warning about indoctrination in public schools

July 6, 2022

Chinese immigrant, a witness to Mao's political purge, warning about indoctrination in public schools

A Chinese immigrant who is running for U.S. Congress in New Hampshire discusses the lessons she learned while surviving communism under Chairman Mao Zedong.

Capitol July 4th concert resumes with in-person crowds after two years

July 4, 2022

Capitol July 4th concert resumes with in-person crowds after two years

A Capitol Fourth, the annual Independence Day concert in the nation's capital, is slated to allow in-person crowds for the first time in two years.

Last remaining World War II Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at US Capitol

July 4, 2022

Last remaining World War II Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at US Capitol

Hershel W. “Woody” Williams, the last remaining World War II Medal of Honor recipient, will lie in honor in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced.

Becerra: Federal gov 'looking into' helping women cross state lines for abortions

July 3, 2022

Becerra: Federal gov 'looking into' helping women cross state lines for abortions

Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra distanced himself from suggestions that the federal government might build abortion clinics on federal land.

Long-missing Alexander Hamilton letter put on public display

July 3, 2022

Long-missing Alexander Hamilton letter put on public display

A letter written by Alexander Hamilton in 1780 is back on display after it was apparently stolen from the Massachusetts state archives in World War II by a state archives worker.

Liz Cheney says not prosecuting Trump 'graver threat' than the difficulties it poses

July 3, 2022

Liz Cheney says not prosecuting Trump 'graver threat' than the difficulties it poses

Rep. Liz Cheney said not prosecuting former President Donald Trump would be a grave threat despite how difficult such a prosecution would be for the country.