Squad members sued for ‘inciting’ Columbia anti-Israel encampment
Five students from Columbia University are suing members of the "Squad" for "inciting and encouraging" anti-Israel protests that disrupted campus.
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp snaps back at Trump after repeated attacks: ‘Leave my family out of it’
Former President Trump repeated attacks on Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp for refusing to overturn the former president's 2020 election loss to President Biden in the state.
Kamala Harris played ‘critical’ role in California crime law now on chopping block
A movement is underway to reform a decade-old California crime bill that opponents say has wreaked havoc on the state, while a “critical" supporter is running for president.
Balance of power: Jockeying begins for House Freedom Caucus top spot after leader’s unprecedented primary loss
House Freedom Caucus members are having discussions about who will take over for the rest of Virginia Rep. Bob Good's term in leadership.
Georgia activist steals the show after being introduced by Trump at Atlanta rally: ‘Incredible’
Former President Trump invited Michaelah Montgomery, a conservative activist, to the stage at his campaign rally, calling her an "incredible" person with a "tremendous future."
Kamala Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff admits to extramarital affair that led to breakup of first marriage
Second gentleman Doug Emhoff on Saturday admitted that he had an extramarital affair while married to his first wife years ago following a report from the Daily Mail.
JD Vance calls Trump’s offer to debate Harris on Fox News ‘masterstroke’
Republican vice presidential pick JD Vance said Saturday that former President Trump is smart to agree to a debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on Fox News.
House Armed Services chairman responds after Defense secretary reverses 9/11 plea deal
House Armed Services Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Ala., said his committee will continue to probe a scrapped Pentagon plea deal with the alleged terrorists behind the Sept. 11 attacks.
Trump Jan. 6 case: Judge sets date for conference to determine steps forward after SCOTUS ruling
Judge Tanya Chutkan has set an Aug. 16 date for Special Counsel Jack Smith's team and former President Trump's defense attorneys to conference on next steps in Trump's D.C. Jan. 6 case.
Plea deal reversal for 9/11 terrorists wins praise and demands for justice from victims groups, Republicans
Sept. 11 victims' families and Republican lawmakers heaped praise on Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin after he reversed a plea agreement for Khalid Shaikh Mohammad and his accomplices.