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Epstein Files Republicans: Three of Four Who Forced Vote Now Out
Trump signed the bill they demanded, then backed the campaigns that ended their careers
Trump signed the bill they demanded, then backed the campaigns that ended their careers
A Massachusetts judge struck the fee as an illegal tax. A D.C. judge already upheld it. Now an appeals court decides which one holds.
New "anti-tech extremism" category sweeps protesters, peasants, and pre-crime into the same net.
Trump-appointed judges and 12 SC Republicans say the Callais ruling didn't license what the White House thinks
Israel's prime minister orders intensified Lebanon strikes the same day Washington signaled approval for a larger operation.
A SCOTUS ruling three weeks ago rewrote what counts as voting discrimination. Republican states are racing to act before courts catch up.
President pitches permanent residency for "good" foreign students during state visit, marking second China-policy reversal in 24 hours.
Louisiana AG invokes Reconstruction-era statute against seven elected leaders. Mayor counters with intimidation law.