House GOP leaders smack down bipartisan Senate border deal as Republican support crumbles
House Republican leaders are coming out against the Senate's bipartisan border security compromise.
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CNN Axes More Jobs Amid Biden-Era Ratings Slump
CNN on Monday axed one of its morning shows, resulting in a loss of jobs amid a ratings slump that has seen cable news networks contend with their worst viewership numbers since before the political rise of former president Donald Trump. “We will no longer produce morning programming in New York and will be disbanding
Trump Federal Election Case Could Be Delayed for Months
The judge shared plans to be out of the country. Former President Donald Trump’s federal election trial may be on hold for months, the federal judge overseeing the case has indicated. “I hope not to be in the country on August 5,” U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan said during a separate criminal case conference,
Haley campaign charges Nevada Republican presidential caucuses ‘rigged’ for Trump
Nikki Haley's campaign charges that this week's Republican presidential caucus in Nevada is "rigged" for her GOP nomination rival, Donald Trump.
Facebook Correctly Followed Rules in Leaving Edited Video of Biden Online: Board
User’s post featuring President Joe Biden was examined by an oversight board. Facebook’s decision to not take down an edited clip of President Joe Biden with one of his granddaughters was proper under the company’s policies, a board that adjudicates disputes said on Feb. 5. “The Board agrees with Meta that the content does not
‘Outrageous’: Texas Governor Slams NYC Mayor Over Pre-Paid Credit Cards for Migrants
Texas governor Greg Abbott (R.) slammed New York City mayor Eric Adams’s plan to give migrant families pre-paid credit cards, amid an unprecedented surge in illegal crossings at the U.S. southern border. “It sounds like insanity is behind it because it really is offensive, it may be the most reprehensible thing that I’ve seen take
Adams’ friend pleads guilty in straw donor scheme involving New York City mayor’s 2021 campaign
New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended himself Monday after Dwayne Montgomery pleaded guilty to a straw donor scheme involving his 2021 campaign.