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Watch Live: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth speaks at Pentagon
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth speaks at the Pentagon amid an effort in the GOP-led House to impeach him.
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Hegseth defends US war efforts, his role, lashes out at impeachment effort, 'farse'
The articles bring eight charges against Hegseth, accusing him of “waging the Iran war despite no declaration of war, statutory authorization, attack on the United States, or imminent threat."
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US-mediated talks on ending Russia-Ukraine war begin in Abu Dhabi
The discussion will address security guarantees Ukraine and Russia are seeking, according to the White House. Russia views NATO as a threat, and Ukraine wants to prevent future invasions from Russia.
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Trump stops deportation of U.S. military's Afghan interpreters to Taliban, begins vetting for visas
Trump tasked Vance and Rubio to make an emergency intervention with United Arab Emirates, which agreed to keep the refugee Afghan interpreters and soldiers safe.
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Speaker Johnson predicts House will not vote on Epstein resolution before August recess
Johnson claimed that House Republicans and the president both want more transparency when it comes to Epstein, and so no further action from Congress needs to be taken yet.
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Mike Collins teases Georgia Senate run in new ad
The video told viewers to "stay tuned," and questioned who could beat Ossoff in next year's midterm elections.
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VOA hired and sponsored visas for foreign journalists tied to Chinese state media, memos show
Memos were uncovered by a sweeping review of the United States Agency for Global Media by Senior Advisor Kari Lake and her staff. They point to a lax vetting of staff with historical connections to CCP-run state media.
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Trump administration releases hundreds of thousands of MLK assassination files
The files come after President Donald Trump ordered agencies to declassify documents involving the assassinations of former President John F. Kennedy, former Attorney General Robert Kennedy and King.
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Justice Department files statement of interest in Judicial Watch's Illinois voter roll lawsuit
Judicial Watch filed its lawsuit last year, which is part of a larger string of lawsuits against Democratic-led states to clean up their voter rolls to purge residents who have died, or who are otherwise ineligible to vote.
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Anna Paulina Luna refers Fed Chairman Powell to DOJ for possible perjury, false statements
“These are not minor misstatements,” Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said
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Six months in, Trump has answered unprecedented volume of media questions
Six months into President Donald Trump's second term in office, he has given more access and answered more questions put to him by a largely hostile press than many of his predecessors.
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More declassified docs show Comey swayed by mysterious intel reports to end Clinton email inquiry
Bombshell declassified docs show how Comey FBI mishandled its investigation into Hillary Clinton's illicit private email server and buried key evidence.
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Rep. Mace offers bill to ban publicly funded 'transgender animal experiments' blessed by Fauci
Bill would prohibit "any research to study the effects of drugs, hormones, surgery, or other interventions to alter the body of a qualified animal to no longer correspond to the biological sex of such animal."