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Rock band of Minnesota judges and justices performs despite threats surge

Wednesday, December 17

(ST. CLOUD, Minn.) -- For Justice Anne McKeig, the high-stakes endeavor of deciding cases on the Minnesota Supreme Court is increasingly an exercise in stress management and risk tolerance."It is an overwhelming responsibility," said McKeig, an amateur musician and the first indigenous woman justice... Read More.

Hegseth says Pentagon won’t release video of strike on drug boat survivors to public

Tuesday, December 16

(WASHINGTON) -- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters on Tuesday that he won't release the full unedited version of video showing a Sept. 2 attack on a suspected drug boat that killed 11 people, calling the video "top secret" and said releasing that version... Read More.

Sen. Mark Kelly clashes with Hegseth over Pentagon’s investigation into him

Tuesday, December 16

(WASHINGTON) -- Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly on Tuesday called Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's investigation into him a "bunch of bull****" and said he believes it's about sending a message to retired service members not to speak out against the president."This is very performative... Read More.

Trump to address nation Wednesday night

Tuesday, December 16

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump said Tuesday he'll deliver a live national address on Wednesday at 9 p.m. from the White House."It has been a great year for our Country, and THE BEST IS YET TO COME!" Trump posted on his social media platform."I... Read More.

Susie Wiles calls out Bondi, Vance and Trump in Vanity Fair

Tuesday, December 16

(WASHINGTON) -- In candid interviews with Vanity Fair, White House chief of staff Susie Wiles opened up about President Donald Trump and his Cabinet over the first year of Trump's second term.Wiles took part in 11 interviews that occurred in real time. Two parts... Read More.

Russia-Ukraine peace deal could be closer than ever, US officials signal

Monday, December 15

(WASHINGTON) -- U.S. administration officials signaled Monday a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine may be closer than ever. "We believe that we probably solved ... 90%, literally 90% of the issues between Ukraine and Russia, but there's some more things that have... Read More.

Barack Obama tells House Democrats that party should focus on the midterms, not ideological divides

Monday, December 15

(WASHINGTON) -- Former President Barack Obama told House Democrats at an event on Sunday in Los Angeles that as they focus on trying to win control of the House of Representatives, they should not get caught up in ideological differences within the party and... Read More.

House Republicans unveil health care package that does not extend ACA subsidies ahead of next week’s vote

Saturday, December 13

(WASHINGTON) -- House Republicans -- led by Speaker Mike Johnson -- unveiled Friday a narrow health care package to address rising costs, but the plan does not extend the expiring enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies.The GOP proposal -- which will receive a vote on... Read More.

Munition used in Sept. 2 boat strike was intended to kill people, top Democrat says

Friday, December 12

(WASHINGTON) -- Sen. Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, told reporters on Friday that the type of munitions used by the military in a Sept. 2 boat strike -- including on survivors in a second strike -- were... Read More.

National Trust for Historic Preservation sues to try to stop White House ballroom construction

Friday, December 12

(WASHINGTON) -- The National Trust for Historic Preservation, the privately funded nonprofit designated by Congress to protect historic sites, is suing in an attempt to stop the construction of the White House ballroom.In a complaint filed Friday in the U.S. District Court for DC,... Read More.

Trump claims to pardon jailed Colorado election clerk Tina Peters, but state officials contend it’s unconstitutional

Friday, December 12

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump claimed that he is granting a "full pardon" to Tina Peters, a former Mesa County, Colorado, clerk who was sentenced to nine years on state-level charges for election interference during the 2020 election.However, the president does not have jurisdiction... Read More.

Growing number of House Republicans sign on to effort to force vote on ACA subsidies — defying Speaker Johnson

Friday, December 12

(WASHINGTON) -- As House Speaker Mike Johnson eyes a vote next week on a to-be-announced health care package, a growing number of House Republicans are revolting against leadership by trying to force a vote on extending the expiring Affordable Care Act enhanced subsidies.Nearly a... Read More.

Politics

Rock band of Minnesota judges and justices performs despite threats surge

Hegseth says Pentagon won’t release video of strike on drug boat survivors to public

Sen. Mark Kelly clashes with Hegseth over Pentagon’s investigation into him

Trump to address nation Wednesday night

Susie Wiles calls out Bondi, Vance and Trump in Vanity Fair

Russia-Ukraine peace deal could be closer than ever, US officials signal

Barack Obama tells House Democrats that party should focus on the midterms, not ideological divides

House Republicans unveil health care package that does not extend ACA subsidies ahead of next week’s vote

Munition used in Sept. 2 boat strike was intended to kill people, top Democrat says

National Trust for Historic Preservation sues to try to stop White House ballroom construction

Trump claims to pardon jailed Colorado election clerk Tina Peters, but state officials contend it’s unconstitutional

Growing number of House Republicans sign on to effort to force vote on ACA subsidies — defying Speaker Johnson

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