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Jeff Clark alleges the FBI deliberately misspelled its Trump-Russia probe name "Oxferd C0mma," using a zero to foil FOIA requests and hide records.

Declassified FBI memos reveal the bureau opened a counterintelligence probe codenamed "Oxferd Comma" after Trump fired James Comey in 2017.

John Fetterman warns Democrats are drifting toward radical politics as communist sympathizers and anti-Israel voices gain influence after primary results.

Francesca Hong's past remarks about race and whiteness resurface as the Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate campaigns with Ilhan Omar and Hasan Piker.

The DOJ filed complaints against 25 naturalized citizens from 17 countries, alleging crimes from attempted murder to marriage fraud in a record surge.

Trump's executive order creates a Military Spouse Commission chaired by Jennifer Hegseth to address childcare, housing, employment and healthcare.

California GOP Chairwoman Corrin Rankin says the Proposition 39 voter ID measure will close loopholes as Republicans target affordability frustrations.

Ben Sasse says his tumors shrank by over 80% on a clinical trial drug as he battles metastatic pancreatic cancer and warns about China and AI.

Sen. Ashley Moody's PLEDGE Act would require American flags and daily Pledge of Allegiance recitation in every Washington, D.C., school classroom.

Trump's Freedom Haulers initiative expands CDL eligibility for military veterans while removing over 24,000 improperly licensed commercial drivers.

A D.C. resident confronted Anthony Fauci at his door over vaccine safety concerns during the 2021 Anacostia door-to-door campaign with Muriel Bowser.

Economists question whether Zohran Mamdani's municipal grocery stores can deliver 30% savings or simply shift costs from shoppers to taxpayers.

Trump's softer tone toward China raises concerns about TikTok's algorithm, which is still under ByteDance control despite the app's new U.S. ownership deal.

Massachusetts lawmakers advance a bill to create a permanent Muslim commission as Trump moves to dismantle DEI programs across the federal government.

Benjamin Netanyahu plans to present Trump with intelligence alleging Iran is expanding nuclear activity at its Pickaxe Mountain site, reports say.

Over 2.5 hours of recordings between Joe Biden and memoir ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer reveal halting speech and memory struggles during the 2017 sessions.

Joe Biden's attorneys dropped their case blocking audio recordings from Robert Hur's classified documents probe, clearing way for congressional access.

Linda McMahon says the Education Department and DOJ are taking action against two school districts accused of hiding students' gender transitions.

Trump roasted Robert F. Kennedy, Kaitlan Collins, and Bari Weiss while sharing rare warm words for journalists at the historic dinner event.

Trump scrapped his combative speech for a unity-themed address, but still took familiar jabs at J.B. Pritzker, Chuck Schumer, and Gavin Newsom.

Trump returns to the White House Correspondents' Dinner stage as the WHCA honors Secret Service Officer Gonzales for stopping the armed suspect.

Karoline Leavitt says New Jersey's admission of 6,600 noncitizens on voter rolls is no coincidence as Trump renews his SAVE America Act push.

Trump's Cabinet lineup for the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association Dinner is revealed, but Melania Trump and JD Vance will not attend.

Sead Cecunjanin registered to vote in Connecticut after falsely claiming citizenship, despite being under a final deportation order since 1997.

CJ Pearson says Gen Z voters are politically homeless and flirting with socialism, launching Next250 to counter the left on college campuses.

A federal appeals court ruled against Joe Biden's bid to block audio recordings and transcripts from Robert Hur's classified documents probe.

Elizabeth Warren's endorsement of Abdul El Sayed in the Michigan Democratic primary sparks backlash over her track record with failed candidates.

A resurfaced video clip shows Mayor Zoran Mamdani calling Israel "an idea" rather than a country, sparking fierce social media backlash and criticism.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says states must meet election security standards or risk losing federal election funding as 23 states join the program.

Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Pass requires photo ID, sparking conservatives to argue pasta deals are more secure than elections in some states.