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FAUCIRand Paul's committee referred Anthony Fauci for criminal contempt after he declined to answer more than a hundred questions. There is 130-year-old precedent that says a pardon takes the Fifth Amendment away.
FCCBrendan Carr's commission scrapped the cap that barred any broadcaster from reaching more than 39 percent of U.S. television households. The dissent's legal argument is serious. The press reaction is about something else entirely.
BreakingA one-point primary handed Michigan Democrats the most left-wing Senate nominee in the state's modern history — and handed Republicans the matchup their internal polling liked best.
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BreakingA Georgia Republican wants the rule that governs every private workplace in America applied to the federal bureaucracy: refuse to answer for what you did on the job, and you don't keep the job.
111 TIMESRepublicans say Biden's pardon stripped Fauci of the very protection he spent three hours claiming. The answer runs through Brown v. Walker — and no one is certain how it comes out.
STATE RECKONINGPresidential pardons cover federal crimes. They stop at the state line — and Republican attorneys general have noticed.
NO ASSETSThe man who pulled a seven-figure salary from Burisma told a deposition he has nothing left, and that his family's money isn't his problem to spend.
BreakingJustice Alito's concurrence — joined by Gorsuch and Thomas — called Jackson's lone dissent 'baseless and insulting.' The Court greenlit Louisiana's new map for the 2026 cycle without waiting the usual 32 days.
BreakingThe 60-day clock under the War Powers Resolution runs out Friday. The White House says the active ceasefire suspends the deadline. Congress can't agree.
BreakingJustice Alito's majority opinion calls majority-minority districts a racial gerrymander. Florida moved within an hour. Louisiana may suspend its primary.
POLITICSThe map could net Republicans four additional U.S. House seats. Democrats vow a court fight.
DOGEThe Department of Government Efficiency's second-quarter audit went online Tuesday. The headline number — $187 billion in 'closeable' programs — would represent the largest single fiscal consolidation in postwar U.S. history if Congress acts.
POLITICSThe Defense Secretary and Joint Chiefs Chairman faced a packed hearing room and pointed questions from both parties.