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Florida judge resigns after investigation finds she made $30,000 in political donations
Judge Diana Tennis served the Ninth Circuit Court in Florida's Orange and Osceola counties since 2015.
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You Vote: With current vacancy for White House Press Secretary, who would you like to see get it?
With Maria Bartiromo's departure from Fox News Thursday, her name is now drawing speculation that she might become President Trump's White House Press Secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt.
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Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army Secretary after Driscoll’s resignation
Telle is currently Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works and oversees public engineering, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and infrastructure projects for the Army.
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House breaks for month-long August recess despite Epstein controversy
House lawmakers are expected to promote the accomplishments they've completed during the first six-months of the new term, including passing historic legislation like the "One Big Beautiful Bill," and will reconvene in D.C. on Sept. 2.
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Trump signs executive order banning 'woke AI' in federal government
The order seeks to limit federal agencies from signing contracts for AI models unless they are considered “truth seeking” and maintain “ideological neutrality," warning that allowing bias into the models would distort its accuracy.
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Appeals court rules Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship is unconstitutional
The birthright citizenship question is now expected to go back to the Supreme Court, which last month narrowed the scope of prior injunctions against the order.
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House Intel chair accuses Obama of leading 'greatest perpetration of fraud' in history
Crawford, who was one of the champions of getting the report publicly released, said a lot of Obama's allies were also involved in the decade-long scheme and dismissed warnings that things like the Steele Dossier could be fabricated.
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Justice Department launches strike force to investigate Russia collusion evidence
“The Department of Justice is proud to work with my friend Director Gabbard and we are grateful for her partnership in delivering accountability for the American people," Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement. "We will investigate these troubling disclosures fully and leave no stone unturned to deliver justice.”
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Columbia University to fork over $220 million to resolve antisemitic discrimination claims
The $220 million settlement divides the payment into $200 million for the federal government, and $20 million for Jewish employees who were discriminated against during the anti-Israel protests.
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Obama tries to extract himself from Russiagate, but documents put him at the heart of it
Obama wants nothing to do with the current Russiagate revelations, but the documented facts show the former president was a central player in the scheme.
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Texas Republican introduces legislative package to codify four Trump executive orders
The bills codify Trump's actions related to school discipline policies, safety of biological research, restoring public service student loan forgiveness and changing the way American history is taught in schools to promote foundational principles.
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House subcommittee passes motion to subpoena Clintons over Maxwell connection
The move comes the same day Comer subpoenaed Maxwell for a deposition, which will take place next month at the prison where Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year sentence for child sex trafficking and related offenses.
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Trump Interior Department nominee has record of supporting DEI in energy industry
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs have been targeted by the Trump administration for undermining “meritocracy.”