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John Boehner, other GOPers ask Trump to pardon former congressman convicted of insider trading
President Trump recently received a letter from 4 2 former Republican House lawmakers asking him to grant a pardon to former Rep. Stephen E. Buyer.
SharesJustice Department to drop Anti-Weaponization Fund in compliance with court ruling
The Justice Department is dropping a $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund it created as part of a settlement with President Trump.
SharesAmerican deaths at the hands of non-English-speaking drivers mount
Jing Dong, a non-English speaking naturalized citizen from China, was charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter after slamming the charter bus he was driving into an SUV last week.
SharesLeftists bemoan protests going viral online but failing to achieve real-world political wins
Leftist activists at a panel discussion in Berkeley, California, recently delivered a stark verdict on the state of radical activism: They have failed to translate big turnout in radical leftist movements into lasting political change.
SharesBorder Patrol operation nabs three dozen illegal immigrants driving semitrucks in Arizona
Border Patrol agents said they nabbed 36 illegal immigrants who were driving tractor-trailers on roads during a recent operation in Arizona, highlighting what the Trump administration has described as a wave of migrants getting behind the wheel of dangerous vehicles.
SharesMayor orders curfew at ICE facility that has seen violent protests, arrests
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka ordered a curfew Sunday at the federal immigration detention facility in his New Jersey city where several protesters have been arrested in violent scrums with police.
SharesCal Thomas is right: Costlier gas a small price to pay to stop Iran
Last Tuesday, Cal Thomas wrote an opinion piece for this newspaper titled "Americans whining over gas prices ignore Iran's greater threat."
SharesMaine Senate candidate Graham Platner created suggestive profile on hookup app KiK
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner created a sexually suggestive profile on the hookup app KiK and used the app in his 30s.
SharesMaryland school districts require teachers to potty-train toddlers as ‘pre-K for all’ expands
The four largest school districts in Maryland have implemented a state policy requiring teachers to provide potty training to children up to age 5 as taxpayer-funded "pre-K for all" expands among low-income families.
SharesWave of voter discontent carries Spencer Pratt into striking distance of L.A. Mayor Bass
Republican Spencer Pratt is trying to ride the political change wave into a two-person runoff against Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in California's jungle primary Tuesday.
SharesU.S. strikes Iranian radar sites after MQ-1 Predator drone shot down
Iran shot down another U.S. drone Sunday, just hours after American forces fired a Hellfire missile into the engine room of a commercial ship trying to circumvent a U.S.-led blockade of Iranian ports.
SharesNuke Bizzle is free; rapper led epic pandemic fraud, jailed after boasting of scam in music video
Nuke Bizzle, the rapper who posted a brazen YouTube video singing about how he stole pandemic unemployment benefits, is finally free after nearly six years in prison.
SharesDOJ probes billionaire Democrat’s nonprofit that bankrolled sexual assault suit against Trump
Ultra-wealthy Democratic donor and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman was a major funder of E. Jean Carroll's successful sexual assault lawsuit against President Trump.
SharesWar and peace: Iran still marching toward America’s World Cup
World Cup goals won't end America's war in Iran. Undaunted, the Iranian soccer team is planning an unprecedented move this summer: playing in a major athletic competition hosted by a wartime opponent.
SharesGOP’s $100 million Cornyn mistake backfires in Texas
The Republican establishment burned through more than $100 million in its bid to defeat Ken Paxton in Texas's GOP Senate primary -- only to find out sometimes money is not enough.
Shares‘Go back’: DHS secretary tells hunger-strike migrants to deport back home for better food
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told hunger-striking migrants to allow themselves to be deported back home if they don't like the food they're being served at an ICE detention facility in New Jersey.
SharesEx-CIA senior official charged in $40 million gold bar theft
A former CIA official is accused of stealing more than $40 million in gold bars and stashing them inside his Virginia home, prosecutors said.
SharesTrump weighs 60-day plan to extend ceasefire, push nuclear talks with Iran
President Trump is considering whether to sign off on a 60-day memorandum of understanding that would extend the U.S.-Iran ceasefire in the Middle East and set the table for nuclear talks, a significant development in the three-month-old war.
SharesThin soccer match turnout mirrors South Koreans’ dwindling interest in North Korea
Few South Koerans remember the peninsula before its 1948 division, and with divided family members dying out, youth interest is evaporating.
Shares‘Standing up for taxpayers’: Gov. Ron DeSantis puts Florida’s property tax on the chopping block
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday aggressively moved to make his state the first in the nation to eliminate most residential property taxes, citing wasteful spending by local governments and the need to help residents struggling to afford increasing costs.
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