White House Taps Jason Miller to Boost Midterm Messaging
Trump's longtime communications strategist returns temporarily to sharpen Republican messaging as the party faces the prospect of losing Congress in November.
Supreme Court Takes Up Parental Rights and Election Cases for Next Term
The high court agrees to hear a landmark case on parents challenging schools over transgender policies, plus two election law disputes with November implications.
Congress Demands Answers From Rubio and Witkoff on Iran MOU
Lawmakers press Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff for details on the June 14 framework agreement with Iran as questions mount about American concessions.
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Biden Appears Confused About Stage Exit at Democratic Gala Again
Former President Joe Biden appeared uncertain about where to exit after his speech at a Maryland Democratic gala Saturday, the second time in two weeks he has shown visible confusion leaving a stage following the Obama Presidential Center incident.
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Ohio Governor DeWine Breaks With Trump on Haitian Deportations
Republican Gov. Mike DeWine called the Trump administration's plan to deport Haitian immigrants from Springfield a 'mistake' that harms Ohio, breaking with his party days after the Supreme Court greenlighted ending TPS protections.
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Texas Senate Candidate Talarico Claims Black Churches Understand Jesus Better
Democrat James Talarico adds to his controversial religious commentary, telling an audience that black churches have a 'deeper and more accurate' understanding of Christ than many white congregations.
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Newsom Opposes California Billionaire Tax While Pitching National Version
California's governor urges voters to reject a wealth tax initiative, warning it will drive billionaires to Texas, even as he proposes the same policy at the federal level.
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Speaker Johnson Promises to Protect Republicans If House Flips in November
Mike Johnson tells fellow Republicans he will 'run the protection program' amid growing fears that internal divisions could cost the party its narrow majority.