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Former Vice President Mike Pence on Friday elicited boos at a major Iowa conservative gathering as he made the case for strong U.S. support for Ukraine. Pence sat down with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson for an event hosted by the Family Leader, and the two men clashed over the former vice president’s staunch…
The House on Friday approved the annual defense policy bill in an unusually partisan vote after it was loaded up with conservative amendments, marking a big win for Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) but raising new questions about how the package — which is dead on arrival in the Senate — will eventually become law. The National…
GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie on Thursday said he “can’t imagine” a presidential pardon for former President Trump if the Republican frontrunner is found guilty in the classified documents case for which he is facing federal charges. “I can’t imagine a circumstance, as we see it right now, let’s say with the documents case, which…
A Republican lawmaker on Thursday referred to African Americans as “colored people” on the House floor, prompting outrage from Democrats and a quick rebuke from the chamber’s presiding officer. Rep. Eli Crane (R), an Arizona freshman, was reprimanded after he took to the floor to promote an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)…
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President Biden’s high-profile diplomatic trip to the NATO summit in Europe has exposed some cracks in the U.S.’s relationship with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who said a lack of urgency to include his country in the alliance would only allow Russia to “continue its terror.” Biden has hit the brakes on NATO accepting Ukraine into…
FBI Director Christopher Wray on Wednesday navigated hours of questions about the credibility of the bureau, as House Judiciary Committee Republicans increasingly seek to pin the agency as politically biased. Wray, a Trump appointee, was at times aided by Democrats who sought to defend the bureau’s actions by highlighting wrongdoing by Trump or his associates. Still, the…
The White House press office on Wednesday issued a formal warning to a journalist over his frequent interruptions at press briefings, cautioning that he may lose his pass to the complex if the outbursts continue. Simon Ateba, a reporter for Today News Africa, posted the text and screenshots of the letter on his Twitter account….
James Beeks, an ex-actor who entered the Capitol with members of the Oath Keepers Jan. 6, 2021, was acquitted Wednesday of all charges against him in connection with the Capitol attack. Beeks and his co-defendant, Oath Keeper Donovan Crowl, faced charges of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding and civil disorder. Crowl was convicted of…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday thanked President Biden on the sidelines of the NATO summit for providing his country with cluster bombs, highly controversial munitions that are outlawed by more than 100 nations. Zelensky acknowledged it was a “difficult political decision” for Biden to move forward on providing the weapons, which make an explosive…