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The Republican-led panel blames Biden, Harris, Blinken, and Sullivan for mismanagement, cover-up. Democrats dismissed claims as election-year posturing. The Republican-led House Foreign Affairs Committee has released findings from its three-year probe into the United States’ chaotic August 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan, while Democrat committee members have issued their own minority staff memorandum on the investigation.

Harris revealed her economic agenda ahead of her debate with Trump on Sept. 10. Vice President Kamala Harris has outlined her economic proposals on her website, addressing a wide range of issues including taxation, inflation, raising the minimum wage, housing shortages, and cutting red tape. It’s the first time the Harris campaign has outlined a

Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis has taken a stand against the ballot measure. Former President Donald Trump announced he’ll vote for a ballot initiative that would change the Florida Constitution to legalize recreational marijuana use, a move opposed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. “As a Floridian, I will be voting YES on Amendment 3 this November,”

Plaintiffs are suing ‘Trump Train’ participants for an undisclosed amount in damages. AUSTIN, Texas—Attorneys for “Trump Train” supporters being sued in civil court denied accusations their clients harassed or threatened those aboard the Biden–Harris campaign bus driving on a Texas highway in 2020.  Opening statements in the U.S. Western District courtroom on Sept. 9 detailed

The 20-some bills teed up for fast-tracking focuses on addressing the CCP’s threat to the United States in two main areas: technology and influence. WASHINGTON—After a monthlong recess, House lawmakers are voting on a flurry of China-related legislation during their first week back. Dubbed “China Week,” the initiative from House Republican leadership will see lawmakers

The 15 bills passed focus on addressing the CCP’s threat to the United States in two areas: technology and influence. WASHINGTON—On their first day back from summer recess, House lawmakers passed a flurry of China-related legislation. The two most noteworthy bills require the backlisting of Chinese biotech firms and funding for the State Department to