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Federal Agencies

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US President Joe Biden (L) and US Attorney General Merrick Garland (R) walk into the Rose Garden from the Oval Office for an event on the Presidents American Rescue Plan at the White House in Washington, DC, on May 13, 2022.

Arctic Frost probe targeting Trump conservatives born at highest levels of Biden White House, DOJ

Evidence continues to emerge showing the top levels of the Biden Administration involved in the investigations into once-and-future rival Donald Trump.

Courts & Law

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Security personnel stand on the balcony the home of Mark and Patricia McCloskey who gained national attention after brandishing firearms at protesters as they stormed passed their home

Federal judge dismisses St. Louis prosecutor Gardner's KKK lawsuit

The judge said St. Louis Chief Prosecutor Kim Gardner case supported by "very few facts"

Elections

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Trump wins big in Illinois primaries, New York GOP picks Zeldin over Giuliani

In Illinois, Trump-backed Darren Bailey won the GOP governor primary, GOP Rep. Mary Miller defeated fellow Republican congressman Rodney Davis

Elections

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Trump Miller

Five states hold primaries, two host runoffs with Trump endorsements in Illinois, Oklahoma, Utah

Primaries will be first since Supreme Court last week struck down Roe v. Wade, the decades-old court decision that made abortion a constitutional right

White House

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US President Donald Trump, center, during a news conference with Pete Hegseth, US secretary of defense, left, and Marco Rubio, US secretary of state on the second day of the 2025 NATO Summit on June 25, 2025 in The Hague, Netherlands.

Trump’s next battlefields: a NATO-snubbing Spain and a conflicted U.S. intel community

Trump’s NATO victory could be undermined by two boiling pots: his own intel team’s differing takes on Iran strike’s success and a tightly fisted Spain that refuses to pony up its share of NATO costs.

Congress

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Hunter Biden, Dec. 13, 2023, Washington, D.C.

Republicans probe SEC over fraud investigation of Hunter Biden associates

Hunter Biden invoked father to keep association with fraud scheme defendants private, Republicans say.

Courts & Law

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Michael Parson

St. Louis couple McCloskeys charged on gun violation in defending home against protesters

'I unequivocally believe no crime was committed' – McCloskey attorney Joel J. Schwartz

Politics & Policy

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GOP debate

Knives out for Ramaswamy in first GOP debate as candidates spar on Trump, Ukraine and climate

Former President Donald Trump, the front runner in the GOP presidential primary, did not participate in the debate, citing his polling lead.

Security

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Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro

Venezuela's Maduro has launched propaganda campaign about botched mercenary raid, State Dept says

Nothing about the incursion should be taken at face value, State Department says

Polling

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JTN Poll FBI Wednesday 04.08.2020

FISA Fallout: Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe FBI breaks law when spying

'It's also important to note how widespread this belief has become,' Rasmussen said. 'The distrust comes from 66% of men and 64% of women; 72% of Republicans, 62% of Democrats; and 61% of Independents; 72% of black voters, 70% of Hispanics, and 63% of whites.'

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