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Republicans Splinter Over Aid to Ukraine
As the Senate prepares to vote Tuesday on approving foreign aid to Ukraine, some stark differences have been exposed in the Republican conference.
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Ukraine Aide to Newsmax: US Support Shows America 'Leader of the Free World'
The top aide in Ukraine's Office of the President on Monday told Newsmax that American support to the war-torn country demonstrates the United States as the "leader of the free world."
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Rep. Omar's Daughter Barred From Most College Activities
The daughter of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., has been suspended from Barnard College and is barred from entering certain buildings on the school's campus after helping to organize an anti-Israel protest at Columbia University last week.
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Defense to New York Jury: Donald Trump Is 'Innocent'
A New York prosecutor on Monday told a jury that Donald Trump's alleged cover-up of a payment to a porn star broke the law by deceiving voters shortly before the 2016 election, as the first-ever criminal trial of a former U.S. president got under way.
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Biden Weighs Immigration Relief for US Citizens' Spouses
The White House is weighing ways to provide temporary legal status and work permits to immigrants in the U.S. illegally who are married to American citizens, three sources familiar with the matter said on Monday, a move that could energize some Democrats ahead of the November elections.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Trump's Immunity From Prosecution
The Supreme Court will hear arguments this week to determine whether former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution in a federal case charging him with plotting to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
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Rep. D'Esposito to Newsmax: Hoping Cooler Heads Prevail on Johnson
Rep. Anthony D'Esposito, R-N.Y., told Newsmax Monday that he hopes cooler heads will prevail when it comes to ousting House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., from the lower chamber. "Mike Johnson has done a tremendous job with the situation that he has," D'Esposito said during an...
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Trump Agrees to New Restrictions on $175M Bond in N.Y. Civil Fraud Appeal
Former President Donald Trump agreed Monday to additional restrictions on the $175 million bond in the former U.S. president's New York civil fraud case, resolving concerns by the state attorney general that the funds were not secure.
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Rasmussen Poll: 51 Percent Doubt Fair NYC Trial for Trump
Only 4 in 10 U.S. voters say former President Donald Trump is likely to get a fair trial in New York City, Rasmussen Reports found. A total of 51% of voters say it's not likely Trump can get a fair trial in the current case brought forth by Manhattan Democrat District...
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Biden Administration Issues Privacy Rule Protecting Abortion
President Joe Biden's administration issued a final rule on Monday aimed at strengthening privacy protections for women seeking abortions by banning the disclosure of protected health information related to reproductive health.
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Democrat Adviser: Path to Victory Narrow for Biden
President Joe Biden has a narrower and tougher path to win the 270 electoral college votes needed to beat former President Donald Trump and reclaim the White House, a Democrat adviser said.
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House Intel Committee Slams CIA Over Sex Assaults in Agency
The CIA has failed to properly deal with sexual assault in its own ranks, a House Intelligence Committee has reportedly determined.
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Bob Good to Newsmax: Antisemitism 'Swelled' Since Congressional Hearing
Rep. Bob Good, R-Va., told Newsmax on Monday that antisemitism has "swelled" across the country since Congress held a hearing on antisemitism on college campuses due to President Joe Biden's response to Israel and the attack by Hamas, as well as illegal immigration. More...
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Napolitano to Newsmax: Weaknesses in Case Against Trump
As opening arguments began in former president Donald Trump's trial Monday in New York City, former judge Andrew Napolitano told Newsmax that there are several weaknesses in the prosecution's case the defense should exploit.
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Supreme Court Eyes Anti-Camping Laws Used Against the Homeless
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday confronted the nation's homelessness crisis as the justices began hearing arguments over the legality of local laws that are used against people camping on public streets and parks in a case involving a southwest Oregon city's vagrancy...
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Soccer Promoter's FIFA Antitrust Suit Can Proceed
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed a soccer promoter's antitrust lawsuit to go forward against FIFA and the U.S. Soccer Federation over the world governing body's policy of not permitting a country to host league matches involving teams from other countries.
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Columbia Professor Davidai to NYC Mayor Adams: 'Do Something!'
Columbia University Business Professor Shai Davidai demanded New York City Mayor Eric Adams "do something" to quell the anti-Israel student demonstrations and antisemitism that has roiled the campus for nearly a week.
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UPDATE 1-US Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Biden's 'ghost Guns' Curbs
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide the legality of a federal regulation aimed at reining in homemade "ghost guns" as President Joe Biden's administration seeks to stop the increasing use of these largely untraceable weapons in crimes nationwide.The justices...
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Biden to Grant $7B for Rooftop Solar Panels
President Joe Biden Monday will celebrate Earth Day by announcing $7 billion in grants for residential solar projects that will power nearly a million low-income households, the White House said.
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Transgender Issue on Direct Path to Supreme Court
Regardless of Ketanji Brown Jackson's inability or unwillingness to define "woman" before the Senate Judiciary Committee, she likely will be forced to address the issue if and when one or several pending cases make their way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The question of "what...
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Biden Holds Big Cash Advantage Over Trump
The New York Times published on Saturday a report indicating that President Joe Biden's campaign holds a huge cash advantage over former President Donald Trump's campaign. Trump, who ran in 2016 as well as in 2024 on the ticket that he was funding his own campaign, has been...
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Protesters Set Up Anti-Israel 'Liberty Zone' at New School
Anti-Israel activists seized the lobby of Manhattan's New School, establishing a "Liberty Zone" encampment on Sunday, mirroring a similar protest at Columbia University, as tensions surrounding Middle East conflicts spill onto college campuses, the N.Y. Post reported.
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Hillary Clinton: Trump Wants to 'Kill' Opposition, 'Exile' Journalists
In a recent episode of the "Defending Democracy" podcast which aired on Friday, Hillary Clinton said Donald Trump seeks to emulate authoritarian figures such as Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un by suppressing opposition and eroding democratic principles.
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Bill Barr Backs Trump, Biden 'Greater Threat to Democracy'
Bill Barr, former attorney general in former President Donald Trump's administration, has set aside his past grievances with his old boss and endorsed him.Barr said he has concerns that President Joe Biden's administration is a greater threat to American democracy than...
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NBC Poll: Trump Leads Biden
Former President Donald Trump holds a narrow lead over President Joe Biden in a recent national poll conducted by NBC News, indicating a tightening race as the 2024 presidential election looms, USA Today reported.