Senators in both parties — below the leadership level — are starting to see an unmistakable shift that they hope leads to a bipartisan agreement to end the shutdown, perhaps as early as next week, according to more than a dozen sources. That agreement almost certainly won’t happen this week. Still, Republican and Democratic senators […]
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In October, thousands of New Yorkers rallied for “No Kings Day.” While the event was presented as a moderate protest against President Donald Trump, something strange caught the eye of many: the New York event was cosponsored by, among other groups, the Communist Party of the United States. The CPUSA—as well as the New York
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For one solid month, the U.S. Government has been — formally — “Shut Down.” I doubt if many thought this would ever happen again. And, certainly, not many thought it would last a month-plus. But it has. And it continues. We will have a story or two in our Bullet Points today. Let’s hope we
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Crockett, a potential 2028 Senate candidate, did not report her stakes in major pharmaceutical, fossil fuel, marijuana, technology, and automobile firms. Rep. Jasmine Crockett ( D-TX) owned stocks in at least 25 companies that she did not disclose to the public during her first congressional run in 2022, even though she’d quietly admitted to the
Five years later, several lingering questions could be resolved if the FBI simply released security footage from the Democratic National Committee’s headquarters. An 8 ½-minute FBI video on the Jan. 6 pipe bombs, released last week, omits key new evidence, relies on likely manipulated, low-quality footage, and excludes crucial hours of security video that could
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The headlines say federal troops are coming to Illinois. ICE is calling for National Guard protection. Governor J.B. Pritzker is howling about federal overreach, while the media frames it as another Trump stunt. But let’s be clear: the issue at hand is much larger than safeguarding ICE personnel. This is power politics, pure and simple.
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There is a deep and growing chasm in America today, but it’s not the one the mainstream media endlessly screeches about. It’s the divide between the commonsense concerns of hardworking families and the bizarre, theatrical priorities of the political class in Washington, D.C. While regular Americans worry about the price of gas, a permanent political
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Will We Ever Know To What Extent Joe Biden Gave Tax Dollars Away To “Cronies?” A whistleblower accused one of the Biden administration’s top energy loan recipients of maintaining a “hidden” set of financial records while defrauding investors and tax authorities. The Biden administration guaranteed a $3 billion loan to the company anyway, the Washington
It’s tough to do Bullet Points today. Why? We don’t know which ones are the most important — and we can’t use them all! If you’re new to the “Saturday Bullet Points” weekly offering, here’s how it works: We choose the stories we think are the most important stories — usually the top ten or
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No “politics.” No “religion.” That’s the new proper etiquette we have now here in America. It’s been going on for decades, but today, it’s at a whole new level. Whether you’re out with a group of colleagues from work or even attending a family meal or gathering, the “polite” rule is, “No politics, no religion”
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