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The Justice Department scrambled on Thursday to correct its own courtroom statements, insisting that the full grand jury did, in fact, review the final indictment against former FBI Director James Comey. The abrupt reversal came less than 24 hours after lead prosecutor Lindsey Halligan told a federal judge that only

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is attempting to strike a conciliatory pose with the White House ahead of his first meeting with President Donald Trump, saying Thursday that despite deep ideological divides, he is willing to cooperate with the administration whenever it benefits the city’s residents. Mamdani, a

The House delivered a forceful rebuke of far-left ideology on Friday morning, passing a resolution condemning the “horrors of socialism” just hours before President Donald Trump is slated to meet with Zohran Mamdani, New York City’s newly elected Democratic socialist mayor. The resolution passed comfortably, 285–98, with Republicans

Bill Gates’s long-rumored ties to Jeffrey Epstein resurfaced this month with the release of newly disclosed text messages — and the communications paint an even clearer picture of how cozy the relationship once was before Melinda French Gates intervened. The messages, included in the latest tranche of Epstein-related documents reviewed

House lawmakers from both parties moved with rare speed and unanimity on Wednesday to wipe out a controversial Senate-crafted perk that had quietly been tucked into the recently passed government funding bill. The provision — drafted and inserted without House input — allowed U.S. senators to sue the Justice Department for

Health care entrepreneur Calley Means — a driving force behind Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s sweeping health reform agenda — has officially returned to the Department of Health and Human Services in a powerful new capacity, according to The New York Times. HHS recently updated its internal directory listing Means

House Republicans wasted no time reasserting their oversight authority over Washington, D.C., after the government reopened, pushing forward a pair of major public-safety bills aimed at reversing some of the capital’s most controversial criminal justice policies. In a rare development for the deeply polarized chamber, both measures drew

Attorney General Pam Bondi made clear Wednesday that the Trump administration is prepared to fully comply with sweeping new disclosure requirements on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal — requirements that Congress passed with near-unanimous support and that President Donald J. Trump is expected to sign into law. Under the Epstein Files Transparency

Federal authorities moved quickly this week to apprehend the man accused of launching a violent attack on the Newark office of U.S. Attorney Alina Habba — and by Saturday, the suspect was behind bars. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrest Saturday, confirming that the suspected attacker, identified by the

You know a Democrat has reached a truly shameless level of gaslighting when even CNN won’t run cover for him anymore. During a tense Tuesday evening segment on CNN’s “The Source,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York repeatedly dodged a simple, direct question: Was it “appropriate”