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Merrick GarlandA contentious war of words between Democrats and Republicans broke out Thursday night as Republicans advanced a resolution to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress. Democrats attack Marjorie Taylor Greene for asking about Judge Juan Merchan Democrats attacked Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after she asked if any Democrats on the committee employed the daughter of one of the judges overseeing one of former President Do…See the Story
Here’s what you missed during the tumultuous House hearing on Thursday night - Washington Examiner
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Alvin Bragg · New YorkFormer President Donald Trump’s four criminal cases have created an unprecedented legal gauntlet for him to run before voters have a chance to decide if he should return to the Oval Office. While Democrats cheer what they see as long-overdue accountability for the former president, some legal experts have expressed concerns that the cases — half are brought by partisan district attorneys, and the other half are overseen by the Biden Justice Depa…See the Story
Flaw and order: Trump’s New York trial cracks apart - Washington Examiner
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Housing · District of ColumbiaAs Americans across the country grapple with economic challenges, such as finding affordable housing, dealing with rising costs from inflation, and managing increased debt from credit cards and medical debt, federal bureaucrats in Washington, D.C., continue to propose misguided solutions to these very real problems. One agency in particular, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, seems determined to make things worse for the American consumer…See the Story
Band-Aids, Botox, and broken bones: CFPB wants you to pay for other people’s medical bills - Washington Examiner
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Washington DC · WashingtonThroughout the American experiment in democracy, good, old-fashioned plain-speaking has always been the coin of the realm. Even when they were delivering difficult messages or advancing controversial ideas, the best political leaders strove to communicate clearly, speak frankly, and use simple language likely to be understood by the widest swath of people possible. From “Honest Abe” to the “Great Communicator,” some of our best presidents were …See the Story
The loony language of the Left: Newspeak intended to conceal rather than clarify or explain - Washington Examiner
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Xi JinpingXi Jinping‘s recent European tour was an unprecedented spectacle in international affairs: an Asian leader was arriving as representative of a great power to lesser nations of an anxious continent. China’s strongman landed in Paris on May 5, amid diplomatic pleasantries. Behind the gift exchange, including fine French cognac, any hopes French President Emmanuel Macron harbored that the visit might reverse the deterioration in relations between B…See the Story
Xi takes off the mask: The Beijing tyrant has spent 12 years wrecking China’s image - Washington Examiner
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Joe Biden · Los AngelesAmerica is currently lousy with tents in public, from city sidewalks to college campus quads, sheltering the dispossessed and the dissidents and everyone in between. For many officials, this is starting to make for a tense situation. Both major political parties routinely describe themselves as big tents, though the current occupant of the White House may be wishing for less of those these days. City mayors certainly are, and they’re making effo…See the Story
Biden’s big tent problem: The mushrooming encampments on college campuses and city streets - Washington Examiner
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Gaza · Gaza“Cui bono?” asked the ancients, whose wisdom we’d be foolish to toss aside. For by answering the question “Who benefits?” we may ascertain who is committing the crime that ails us. The crime in question is the mayhem being visited on the college campuses and streets of America. Today the cause is Gaza, but our revolutionaries are nothing if not opportunists. This month they will disrupt graduations, but once campuses close for summer, they will …See the Story
Who benefits from the destabilization of the US? - Washington Examiner
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Palm Beach, Florida · Palm BeachIn his first epistle to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul writes, “The one who prophesies speaks to people for their strengthening, encouraging and comfort.” While written in a global rather than godly context, An America First Approach to U.S. National Security, a new volume edited by former National Security Council chief of staff Fred Fleitz, helps us peer into a potential future defense policy if former President Donald Trump in November win…See the Story
A Trump return would mark a major foreign policy shift from Biden - Washington Examiner
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