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Former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade was deposed by the House Judiciary Committee last week.

Bacon-themed products are on display in Rep. Don Bacon’s campaign office in Omaha, Neb., on Oct. 16, 2024.

Elon Musk attended Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to a joint meeting of Congress in July.

In his testimony, Wade said that the case was 'not politically motivated.'

Democrats are hoping to pick up one electoral college vote for Kamala Harris this year. Their spending is affecting Republican Rep. Don Bacon’s campaign to keep his seat.

Vice President Harris is stepping up her outreach to Black men amid concerns that her support with the voting bloc is softening. Harris is sitting down with Charlamagne tha God in Detroit on Tuesday and announced a raft of measures Monday aimed at appealing to the group. Her efforts come amid signs that former President [...]

“DEI considerations now profoundly shape” National Science Foundation grant decisions, notes Rupa Subramanya at The Free Press.

Former Clerk and Recorder Rina Fontana Moore, a Democrat, had alleged commissioners discriminated against her political beliefs while appointing an elections administrator earlier this year.

False claims that federal emergency disaster money was given to migrants in the U.S. illegally have spread quickly in recent days, boosted by former President Donald Trump and some of his most high-profile supporters.

EXCLUSIVE: Chairman Jim Jordan said in an interview with Fox News Digital that the FBI is refusing to give the House Judiciary Committee a briefing on Iran’s hack of the Trump campaign.

On Oct. 3, 2023, the House of Representatives voted to remove Kevin McCarthy as speaker. The vote—initiated by a Republican and occurring under a Republican majority—marked the embarrassing fall of a figure who was once touted as one of the party’s promising “Young Guns.”McCarthy’s shot at leading the House came after a disappointing 2022 election cycle for the GOP, despite securing a narrow majority. Before the election, many expected a “red wave” of votes for Republicans, but after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and eliminated the constitutional right to abortion in June 2022, the wave became a trickle.It took 15 rounds of votes in the House for McCarthy to secure the votes necessary for him to become speaker. In each round, Democrats held firm in support of their chosen leader, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries.The process to remove McCarthy was initiated by Rep. Matt Gaetz, the Florida Republican who is best known for his alleged involvement in sex parties and affiliation with a onetime associate convicted of sex trafficking. Gaetz’s motion to vacate the speakership succeeded with a vote of 216-210.Gaetz was upset that under McCarthy, the House had passed a resolution funding the federal government that was ultimately signed by President Joe Biden. The bill had bipartisan support, with a majority of Republicans and Democrats backing it, but it was opposed by the party’s more conservative factions.Then came chaos.

We need to have the freedom to express ourselves without a heavy-handed muzzle clamping our tongues. Disagreement is the backbone of a well-functioning democracy.

Rep. Jared Moskowitz brought a prop — and asked his GOP colleague for an autograph.

President Joe Biden declared in his final address to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday that the U.S. must not retreat from the world.

In the 80's, 90's, and 2000's Florida, Florida State, and Miami ruled College Football. So what happened to the Big 3?

Republicans wrote to law enforcement and intelligence heads Friday requesting weekly updates on foreign election interference after bomb threats in Springfield, Ohio, were hoaxes.

The House unanimously approved a bill Friday that would bolster Secret Service protection for major presidential and vice presidential candidates.

If the GOP loses its existing majority in the House of Representatives this fall, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-NC) will very likely have fellow Republicans gunning for his job.Punchbowl News reports that Reps. Steve Scalise (R-LA) and Jim Jordan (R-OH) will likely take another run at being GOP leader should the party's majority fall in 2024.When it comes to Jordan, Punchbowl News writes that "the Ohio Republican’s colleagues believe Jordan has been itching to make a move and would make a play for the top spot" should Republicans once again be relegated to minority status.ALSO READ: Inside Trump's new front in the Haitian hysteria push: CharleroiJordan had previously tried to win the speakership last year but he went down in humiliating defeat as he watched more of his Republican colleagues vote against him on every vote.Nonetheless, Punchbowl News writes that "those close to him say he’s learned from those experiences" and that he has "maintained a breakneck pace on the road over the last few months" by traveling "not only to staunchly conservative districts but also swing seats in New York and other states" and has even been campaigning "for Republicans who opposed him in his race for speaker."Nonetheless, Jordan has a lengthy list of baggage, such as allegations from former college wrestlers at Ohio State University that he turned a blind eye during his tenure as a wrestling coach to them getting sexually abused by a team doctor.

Nearly twice as many children involved in Nebraska's child welfare system died last fiscal year than did the year before, the Legislature's oversight office reported.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, listens during a panel hearing in July.

House Republicans are watching House Speaker Mike Johnson's handling of the government spending fight carefully as he readies to make his case to lead the conference next year.

On August 1, people who had given money to the Democratic presidential ticket began getting ominous messages suggesting their identities may have been stolen. Some received texts from an unknown sender asking them to confirm recent donations. Others told Mother Jones that they received emails warning that their donations had been “flagged” and asking them [...]

"I think that the president would serve himself well to make sure this doesn't become a bigger story," the South Carolina senator said of Trump's associations with far-right activist Laura Loomer.

The House Oversight Committee is holding a hearing broadly examining the policies of the Biden-Harris administration and their effect on Americans.

Police in Springfield, Ohio, said they had received no credible reports of immigrants harming pets, contradicting a claim by JD Vance.

The Democratic Party is likely pushing away religious voters with "anti-Christian" policies such as abortion and transgender issues, while Trump courts the voting bloc.

Women in the Nebraska Legislature largely took the reins in a recent special session called by Gov. Jim Pillen to lower property taxes.

The House Judiciary Committee is continuing its investigative efforts into Vice President Kamala Harris' border record with a subpoena to the Biden administration's Department of Health and Human Services.

Dan Osborn, a U.S. Navy veteran and former labor leader who is seeking to unseat Nebraska's senior U.S. senator in November, has officially qualified for the ballot.

The DOJ announced new efforts to crack down on election interference on Wednesday, but Republicans say they are “skeptical" of the new moves so close to the November election.

EXCLUSIVE: New York State Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan is being sued for refusing to turn over his financial disclosures amid questions about his daughter’s political and financial work at a Democrat firm.

Republicans in the Utah Legislature want the constitutional authority to amend and veto voter-approved ballot initiatives. But some worry about the political fallout of such a gamble.

'liar and a scumbag'

Columnist Deroy Murdock says Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is uniquely suited to help Trump rid the Deep State of its censorship tendencies.

Mark Zuckerberg this week sent a letter that, in a country with a functioning news media, would have major ramifications.

Rep. Susan Wild (D-Pa.) just got caught pandering to opposite sides on the Gaza war, reports the Free Beacon’s Chuck Ross.

House Republicans are affirming their belief that the Biden administration acted to censor free speech online after a bombshell letter from Mark Zuckerberg.

The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed the company that employs the daughter of New York Judge Juan Merchan, who is overseeing former President Trump’s hush money trial. The subpoena escalates a brewing battle between the panel’s Subcommittee on Weaponization of the Federal Government and the company, Authentic Campaigns, after it rebuffed lawmakers' demands to turn [...]

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is subpoenaing the firm that Judge Juan Merchan's daughter does political work for.

Former President Donald Trump has been active on his social accounts as Democrats gather for their convention in Chicago, but many of his posts aren’t based in reality.

Hours after Nebraska lawmakers sent a feeble property tax relief package to his desk Tuesday morning, Gov. Jim Pillen signed it into law as senators adjourned for the summer.

After one last bid to expand the scope of the Legislature's property tax relief package failed, Nebraska lawmakers sent the feeble plan to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk Tuesday morning.

The City Council gave parks and recreation officials the authority to apply for a $600,000 matching grant to renovate Antelope Park into an up-to-date inclusive playground.

Gov. Jim Pillen expressed disappointment Monday about the special legislative session he called to address property taxes but said it will be up to Nebraskans to judge what lawmakers accomplished.

Individuals with felony convictions who registered to vote under a 2005 law can stay on the voter rolls while the Nebraska Supreme Court considers a challenge to rescinding their rights.

Nebraska lawmakers on Friday advanced the property tax relief plan that numerous senators labeled "the very least we could do."

A small group of term-limited lawmakers engaged in an filibuster meant to torpedo a fail-safe tax plan in an effort to push senators to come up with something more substantial.

Lawmakers are investigating whether federal agencies pressured tech companies to censor Trump-related search results.