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How Mitch McConnell playing 'long game' shaped the Supreme Court and led to the end of abortion landmark Roe

June 29, 2022

How Mitch McConnell playing 'long game' shaped the Supreme Court and led to the end of abortion landmark Roe

Decisions made by then-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell were key to a chain of events that resulted in the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert scores crucial vote of confidence in Colorado primary election victory: 'Freedom wins'

June 29, 2022

GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert scores crucial vote of confidence in Colorado primary election victory: 'Freedom wins'

Rep. Lauren Boebert won her primary election Tuesday night over state Rep. Don Coram. The pro-Trump Republican said she looks forward to Republicans winning big in November.

Secret Service agents willing to testify Trump did not lunge at steering wheel during Capitol riot: source

June 28, 2022

Secret Service agents willing to testify Trump did not lunge at steering wheel during Capitol riot: source

Secret Service agents are prepared to refute testimony that Trump lunged at a steering wheel during the Jan. 6 riot to try to go to the Capitol, a source tells Fox News.

January 6 hearing: Top 5 moments of explosive Cassidy Hutchinson testimony on Trump, attack on Capitol

June 28, 2022

January 6 hearing: Top 5 moments of explosive Cassidy Hutchinson testimony on Trump, attack on Capitol

A former top aide to White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Tuesday testified that former President Donald Trump insisted that he go to the Capitol on January 6.

Trump lunged at Secret Service agent after being told he couldn't go to Capitol on January 6: aide

June 28, 2022

Trump lunged at Secret Service agent after being told he couldn't go to Capitol on January 6: aide

A staffer for former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Tuesday detailed some of former President Donald Trump's actions on January 6, 2021 and shortly before.

Michael Stenger, Senate sergeant-at-arms on Jan. 6, dead at 71

June 28, 2022

Michael Stenger, Senate sergeant-at-arms on Jan. 6, dead at 71

Michael Stenger, the sergeant-at-arms for the United States Senate at the time of the deadly Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, died on Monday, officials said.

House Democrat calls for new party leadership ahead of midterm elections

June 28, 2022

House Democrat calls for new party leadership ahead of midterm elections

Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., argues it is time to usher in new leadership for the Democratic Party and says she will campaign without President Biden this midterm.

Supreme Court ruling in favor of prayer case is 'huge win': Turley

June 27, 2022

Supreme Court ruling in favor of prayer case is 'huge win': Turley

Jonathan Turley argues the Supreme Court ruling in favor of a former Washington high school football coach who lost his job over reciting a prayer is a "huge win."

White House warns of 'ultra-MAGA' policies, abortion ban if GOP takes majority in Congress

June 27, 2022

White House warns of 'ultra-MAGA' policies, abortion ban if GOP takes majority in Congress

The White House on Monday said Americans should be afraid of a Republican-led Congress enacting “ultra-MAGA” policies like a nationwide abortion ban.

North Dakota will be the location of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

June 27, 2022

North Dakota will be the location of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

Organizers in North Dakota plan on bringing the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library to Medora. The library's foundation secured 90 acres for the project on Monday.