Johnson suggests next Congress will change motion to vacate rules
Speaker Mike Johnson suggested the next Congress could see the motion to vacate threshold rise.
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‘Either Evil or Stupid’: Family of Palestinian Terror Victim Slams Oscars Ceasefire Pin
TEL AVIV, Israel—Israelis don’t usually pay much attention to the Oscars. But the ceasefire pins that celebrities wore at the Hollywood awards ceremony on Sunday struck a nerve here. Michael Norzhich, 58, told the Washington Free Beacon that the pins—which feature a red hand inside of a circle—evoke the 2000 lynching of two Israeli reserve
Ex-banker challenging Ocasio-Cortez in Democratic primary
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., is facing a Democratic challenger in this year's primary. Ex-Wall Street banker Marty Dolan has announced his candidacy.
Hunter Biden trial on felony gun charges tentatively set for week of June 3
Recapping Hunter Biden’s federal arraignment Recapping Hunter Biden’s arraignment on federal gun charges 03:45 Hunter Biden’s trial on felony gun charges has tentatively been set for the week of June 3. President Joe Biden’s son was indicted last September by a federal grand jury on charges related to his purchase of a firearm in October
South Carolina Senate to weigh House-approved $13.2 billion budget
Couth Carolina's budget cleared the House with few obstacles, and now heads to the Senate, where it may face some modifications before heading to the governor's desk.
Horny Joe Strikes Again
Biden, 81, warned FBI agents searching his house about ‘risqué pictures’ of Dr. Jill in a bikini (Getty Images) Last month we learned President Joe Biden likes to brag about having lots of “good sex” with his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, Ed.D. Good for him? Not exactly. Our analysis found that Biden’s obsession with wife
NAACP Tells Student-Athletes to Avoid Florida’s Colleges After State Bans DEI Programs
The organization is calling Gov. DeSantis’s policies against using state and federal funds for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs ‘anti-Black.’ Black student-athletes are being encouraged to avoid Florida’s public colleges and universities, says a letter sent by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) to National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) President Charlie