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Supreme Court appears skeptical of Trump administration's argument to end birthright citizenship
“Birthright citizenship has been the rule for a very long time,” Justice Elena Kagan said
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Hegseth lifts suspension of Army pilots who flew helicopters near Kid Rock's home
"No punishment. No investigation. Carry on, patriots," Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said
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'Worst of the worst': Latest ICE roundup nabs murderers, child pornography users
As of late January, DHS reported roughly 700,000 physical deportations and a further 2.2 million self-deportations, totaling roughly 3 million departures since President Donald Trump took office.
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Fight night, Congress edition: Lawmakers’ feuds turn into physical conflict on Capitol Hill
Let's Get Physical: Body to body altercations between lawmakers are not unprecedented in U.S. history, with some, such as the 1856 caning on the Senate floor of Charles Sumner and the duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, passing into national legend. Is legislator-on-legislator action making a comeback?
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Senate blocks House GOP's Israel aid bill with matching IRS cuts
Schumer, for his part, had supported pairing emergency aid to Israel with additional funding for Ukraine.
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Founder of DeSantis PAC says Mayorkas views his job as 'keeping the border open'
"I don't know how many lies it takes for Congressmen and women to vote to impeach him and to remove him from his office," Ken Cuccinelli said.
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Pro-life activist who had home raided by FBI says his kids still have nightmares about that day
"We all have PTSD," Mark Houck said.
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Senate Dems advance plan to circumvent Tuberville's military holds
Tuberville has, for most of the year, maintained a general block on military nominations to protest the Pentagon's provision of paid leave for military servicemembers to obtain an abortion.
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Team Trump takes victory lap as Michigan dismisses 14th Amendment cases against candidacy
Apart from the Michigan and Minnesota challenges, Trump has had to contend with such efforts in Colorado as well, though the court has yet to issue a decision in that case.
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GOP-led House passes short-term spending bill in bipartisan vote
The CR continues the current level of federal spending and includes a one-year extension of the farm bill, which contains funding for food stamps or SNAP benefits.
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Johnson: Two-step CR allows more time to cut spending, 'done' with short-term funding bills
Johnson says government would have to borrow $1.5 trillion to cover federal spending over next two quarters under current trajectory.
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Georgia Congressman Scott says a shutdown would only benefit the Democrats
"I'm gonna vote for the continuing resolution, and hopefully give Speaker Johnson some breathing room to finish getting these appropriation measures done," said Scott.