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Voters Fired the Party That Ran the Iran War. Pete Hegseth Kept His Job.
House Republicans shelved eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth one week after an election shaped by the Iran war.
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- U.S. Politics
- White House
Trump Lost Congress. His Answer Is Stephen Miller and ‘the Machines.’
After Democrats swept both chambers, the President questioned the results without evidence, ordered the DOJ to investigate his opponents, and promoted Stephen Miller to chief of staff.
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- U.S. Politics
- Congress
Bernie Sanders Says Chuck Schumer Shouldn’t Be Senate Leader, He’s Not Alone.
With commanding majorities in both chambers, Democrats are already fighting over who leads them, and what they will actually do with power.
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- U.S. Politics
- Senate
Scott Colom Makes History As Mississippi Votes To Send Him to the Senate.
Democrat Scott Colom narrowly defeated Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, becoming Mississippi's first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction and its first Democrat elected to the Senate since 1982.
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- U.S. Politics
- Foreign Policy
Who Is Jared Kushner Answering To?
A watchdog lawsuit challenges the president’s son-in-law’s diplomatic role, raising questions about financial transparency, foreign business interests, and who gets to exercise American power.
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- U.S. Politics
- Supreme Court
The White House Ballroom Isn’t Really About A Ballroom
Chief Justice Roberts allows construction to move forward on the now $400 billion White House ballroom.
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