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Johnson on Greene ouster attempt: 'I don't hold grudges'

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is suggesting he wants to move on from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.)'s effort to oust him from his position. "I don't hold grudges. I've got to work with everybody. I told her last night before she left the floor, let's move on, Marjorie,"

Axelrod: Biden 'pride' may cost him election

Senior Democratic strategist David Axelrod hit President Biden over his economic messaging on Wednesday following a campaign event in Milwaukee, saying the president’s “pride” could be his undoing in November. Biden has consistently framed struggles with the economy in the past

18 senators push to fund immigration court children's docket

U.S. immigration courts are moving toward more child-appropriate procedures, but funding could determine whether those procedures will effectively protect minors in immigration proceedings. A group of 18 senators led by Sens. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) and Catherine Cortez Masto

Greene blasts critics of motion to oust Speaker Johnson

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-La.) on Thursday hit back at the critics of her effort to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), arguing the forecasted "scary bad things" did not happen after the vote. "All the scary bad things they all told you would happen if I called the

Trump says 'loser' Paul Ryan should be fired by Fox board

Former President Trump attacked former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, arguing the Republican should be removed from the board of Fox Corp. "Rupert Murdoch should fire pathetic RINO Paul Ryan from the Board of Fox," Trump wrote in a post on his Truth Social website early

Trump knocks Biden over condition on weapons supply to Israel

Former President Trump chastised President Biden early Thursday morning for threatening to withhold certain offensive weapons from Israel if Israeli forces invade Rafah, a city in southern Gaza. "Crooked Joe Biden, whether he knows it or not, just said he will withhold weapons

GOP rep: Greene 'has clearly gone off the deep end'

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) ripped into Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's attempts to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), accusing her of going "off the deep end." "Moscow Marjorie has clearly gone off the deep end, maybe the result of a space laser," Lawler told reporters

Science & Policy, The Future of Cancer Care: Watch Now

The American Cancer Society recently shared a bleak figure – for the first time, new cases of cancer in the United States are expected to cross the 2-million mark. While advancements in care have led to a steady decline in cancer deaths over the last 30 years, rising cases for

Top senators believe the US secretly recovered UFOs

Has the U.S. government secretly retrieved exotic craft of “non-human” origin? Newly declassified documents, along with extraordinary legislation, illustrate how two successive Democratic Senate majority leaders appear to have believed so. Notably, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.)

Harry and Meghan's 'Heart of Darkness'

With their public feuding and over-the-top allegations of pervasive British racism, Harry and Meghan are self-centeredly and unwittingly helping advance Russia and China's anti-democratic agenda in sub-Saharan Africa.

Morning Report — Biden: Economy is fine and polls are wrong

President Biden defended his economic record Wednesday, citing a recent consumer sentiment report that he said backs him up. His green-eyeshade defense using a university report was not the sort of sales pitch many Democratic candidates preferred from Biden, who visited Racine,

What you need to know about the historic cicada emergence

Across the Eastern U.S., trillions of flying, buzzing cicadas are struggling out of the ground and heading for the trees — part of the biggest congregation of the insects to emerge since 1803. This historic emergence is happening from the Gulf Coast to Virginia, and from

The Anti-Woke Grifters Get Their Tithe

It was just past 1 p.m. on the first Friday in May, and a two-day festival of “dangerous ideas” was about to begin in a glassy warehouse on the Brooklyn waterfront. Winston Marshall, former lead guitarist of the once enormously popular folk rock band Mumford & Sons and the

No, the 2024 Election Won’t Be Anything Like 1968

The dominant headline on The Wall Street Journal ’s home page at midday Wednesday was “Chaos on Campus, in Gaza, Threatens Biden’s Campaign.” The article is emblematic of a theme that will grow omnipresent as we move closer to the mid-August Democratic convention in Chicago.

Narrower radiation compensation bill rankles advocates

Advocates of a bipartisan bill to extend and expand compensation for Americans exposed to nuclear radiation by the government are now grappling with a new wrinkle they fear could impede their efforts. While the bill's sponsors pressure Speaker Mike Johnson (R.-La.) to give it a

Mounting delays cast doubt on future Trump trials

Judge Aileen Cannon’s indefinite delay of Donald Trump’s documents trial is among the latest roadblocks to the former president seeing trial in several of the outstanding cases against him ahead of the election. Cannon on Tuesday granted one of the earliest asks from Trump’s

Maryland Democratic Senate primary locked in dead heat: Poll

Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks and Rep. David Trone (D-Md.) are locked in a dead heat in the Maryland Democratic Senate primary, according to a new poll. An Emerson College Polling/The Hill/DC News Now survey released on Thursday showed Alsobrooks at 42

Dobbs Was a Gift to Domestic Abusers

Nearly two years since the Dobbs decision, it’s clear that the end of Roe didn’t end abortion; rather, it has turned the decisions we make about our intimate relationships, sex, and pregnancy into opportunities for policing and punishment. Anti-abortion activists and lawmakers

Biden, Fire Bank Regulator Martin Gruenberg

An independent investigation has now confirmed allegations raised last November by a Wall Street Journal report that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation—the government regulator that insures bank deposits—is (as the Journal put it) “a toxic work environment” and