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Tensions escalate as Trump threatens Insurrection Act, Blanche accuses Minnesota governor of ‘terrorism’

Thursday, January 15

(MINNEAPOLIS) -- President Donald Trump on Thursday threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to send in the U.S. military as tensions intensify in Minneapolis following a second shooting in a week involving a federal officer amid Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in... Read More.

Democratic Sen. Slotkin says she’s under federal investigation over illegal orders social media video

Wednesday, January 14

(WASHINGTON) -- Sen. Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat from Michigan, said on Wednesday that she is under federal investigation for a video that she and other Democratic lawmakers posted on social media last year that told military service members that they could refuse illegal orders."Last... Read More.

Supreme Court gives candidates more room to challenge election rules

Wednesday, January 14

(WASHINGTON) -- The Supreme Court on Wednesday significantly expanded the ability of candidates for political office to challenge rules governing an election, rolling back lower court decisions that had said a candidate needed to show concrete harm in order to bring a suit.The 7-2... Read More.

House Republicans say they will hold Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress in Epstein inquiry

Wednesday, January 14

(WASHINGTON) -- House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said on Wednesday the panel plans to move forward with contempt of Congress proceedings against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton after she defied a subpoena for a deposition as part of the panel's probe into... Read More.

FBI searches Washington Post reporter’s home for alleged classified information, newspaper says

Wednesday, January 14

(WASHINGTON) -- The FBI conducted a search of a Washington Post reporter's home Wednesday morning in search of alleged classified information, according to the newspaper.The reporter, Hannah Natanson, was at her home in Virginia when FBI agents knocked on her door to... Read More.

DHS announces termination of protected status for Somalis after group targeted by Trump

Tuesday, January 13

(WASHINGTON) -- The Trump administration announced Tuesday it will end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalis in March, effectively forcing as many as 2,400 people out of the U.S., despite the president's remarks last month that Somalia was "barely a country."Somali migrants with TPS... Read More.

Trump turns focus to the economy with speech in Detroit

Tuesday, January 13

(DETROIT) -- President Donald Trump on Tuesday is turning his focus to the economy amid his administration's intense foreign policy push with a speech at the Detroit Economic Club.Trump's remarks come as many Americans remain concerned about high prices.A recent Quinnipiac University poll found... Read More.

After Bill Clinton fails to testify in Epstein probe, Chairman Comer announces intent to move ahead with contempt of Congress proceedings

Tuesday, January 13

(WASHINGTON) -- The chairman of the Republican-led House Oversight Committee said the panel will move forward with contempt of Congress proceedings against former President Bill Clinton after he failed to appear for a subpoenaed deposition on Tuesday as part of the panel's investigation into... Read More.

Treasury Secretary Bessent not happy about investigation into Powell, conveyed concerns to Trump: Sources

Tuesday, January 13

(WASHINGTON) -- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is not happy with the Justice Department's criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, multiple sources told ABC News, warning it creates an unnecessary distraction. Bessent conveyed those concerns directly to President Donald Trump in a call... Read More.

Sen. Mark Kelly files lawsuit against Pete Hegseth over censure

Monday, January 12

(WASHINGTON) -- Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly on Monday filed a lawsuit against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth arguing that Hegseth's censure of him last week over his inclusion in a social media video that told U.S. service members they have a right to... Read More.

DOJ probe into Powell sparks backlash from some Republicans, former Fed chairs

Monday, January 12

(WASHINGTON) -- The Justice Department investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is drawing backlash from former Federal Reserve and Treasury officials as well as current members of Congress, including those in President Donald Trump's own party.A bipartisan group of top economic officials released... Read More.

Transgender athlete bans get Supreme Court review in landmark case

Monday, January 12

(WASHINGTON) -- The Supreme Court on Tuesday will for the first time wade into the heated national debate over whether transgender girls should be allowed to participate in girls' and women's sports.The justices will hear arguments in a pair of cases from Idaho and... Read More.

Politics

Tensions escalate as Trump threatens Insurrection Act, Blanche accuses Minnesota governor of ‘terrorism’

Supreme Court gives candidates more room to challenge election rules

House Republicans say they will hold Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress in Epstein inquiry

FBI searches Washington Post reporter’s home for alleged classified information, newspaper says

Trump turns focus to the economy with speech in Detroit

After Bill Clinton fails to testify in Epstein probe, Chairman Comer announces intent to move ahead with contempt of Congress proceedings

Treasury Secretary Bessent not happy about investigation into Powell, conveyed concerns to Trump: Sources

Sen. Mark Kelly files lawsuit against Pete Hegseth over censure

DOJ probe into Powell sparks backlash from some Republicans, former Fed chairs

Transgender athlete bans get Supreme Court review in landmark case

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