Trump’s AG pick has ‘history of consensus building’
If confirmed, those who worked with Bondi expect her to use her role as attorney general to crack down on drugs and trafficking—a playbook first espoused as Florida's top prosecutor.
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Trump tariffs will bring Mexico to the table, Texas Democrat says
Rep. Henry Cuellar believes Trump's threat of tariffs will "definitely get Mexico to the table so we can solve the problem about immigration and fentanyl."
University of Austin weeds out DEI, replaces it with merit-based initiatives: VP
The University of Austin, focusing on free speech and debate, replaces DEI with merit-based values, aiming to counter modern campus culture issues.
Kamala Harris Addresses Supporters After Post-Election Vacation in Hawaii
The remarks are the first time that the vice president has spoken publicly since her Nov. 6 concession speech. Vice President Kamala Harris, who returned this week from a post-election vacation in Hawaii, told supporters during a call with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Nov. 26 that they still have power, even in uncertain times.
Kamala Harris Addresses Supporters After Post-Election Vacation
The remarks are the first time that the vice president has spoken publicly since her Nov. 6 concession speech. Vice President Kamala Harris, who returned this week from a post-election vacation in Hawaii, told supporters during a call with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Nov. 26 that they still have power, even in uncertain times.
Anti-Israel Groups Plan Coordinated Protests in ‘Global Escalation’ Over Thanksgiving Holiday
‘Disrupt any and all entities that allow or enable genocide,’ newly formed coalition says Pro-Palestinian protest in Los Angeles (Mario Tama/Getty Images) A coalition of radical anti-Israel groups is planning a “global escalation” in dozens of cities across the United States throughout the Thanksgiving holiday season. The “Global Escalation” coalition describes itself as “a collective effort from people
Why Trump’s Election Case Was Dismissed ‘Without Prejudice’
Jack Smith requested the dismissal, stating that he didn’t think the constitution required dismissal with prejudice. District of Columbia Judge Tanya Chutkan dismissed the election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump on Nov. 25, bringing an end to a highly contentious prosecution and raising questions about whether the charges could once again surface. Chutkan’s dismissal