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DOJ asks Navarro to return federal records

Justice Department asks judge to order former Trump adviser Peter Navarro to return federal records.

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Jim Jordan

FBI ‘Round River’ operation undermined constitutional oversight: Jim Jordan

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Trump seizes on tourism boom to expand Americanism and visits to the nation

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Former FDA commisioner and Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb

CIA notes show FDA chief-turned-Pfizer board member saw race between herd immunity, COVID vaccine

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Ohio State University

Fourth university in three years settles federal claims over hidden Chinese research ties

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Mamdani uses 200 social media influencers to promote city policies: Report

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JD Vance

Vance to hold first White House press briefing since Karoline Leavitt departed administration

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Texas State Rep. James Talarico Launches Bid For U.S. Senate

New polling shows Texas governor and Senate races statistically tied

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data center

You Vote: While Fetterman and Trump agree on data centers, many are opposed to them. What say you?

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Trump declares victory in White House Ballroom court fight

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Harmeet Dhillon

DOJ sues Kansas school district over alleged secret gender transitions for children

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James Comer

Comer indicates it's likely he will announce a bid for Kentucky governor in November