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Former House Intelligence chair calls on GOP to expose US corporate ties to Beijing

"Congress has to focus on getting serious," said former California Republican Rep. Devin Nunes. "U.S. companies doing business with China: That's really the key here is figuring out and trying to decouple ourselves from China."

Congress

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James Comer, May 10, 2023, Washington, D.C.

Top House Republicans say Archer testimony gives them roadmap for next steps in Biden investigations

"The crime is selling access to our federal government, to adversaries around the world, and this family has been actively doing that for two decades," Comer says

White House

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Joe Biden, Washington, D.C., June 23, 2023

Growing number of voters see Biden as untrustworthy, a poor leader

Poll finds 66% say country is headed in the wrong direction while 54% disapprove of the job Biden is doing.

Asia

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The Chinese flag flies behind razor wire at a housing compound in China's western Xinjiang region.

Exiled Uyghur leader 'deeply concerned' Biden will abandon Trump support for persecuted Muslims

Prime Minster of East Turkistan Government-in-Exile fears Biden might adopt the "same position as the Obama administration, which is a position of just silence."

Political Ethics

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Joe Biden, Nov. 29, 2023, Pueblo, Colo.

Comer invites Biden to hearing to address gap between public statements, impeachment evidence

The requests come after the impeachment inquiry's first public hearing where witnesses contradicted President Biden's public statements.

Media

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You Vote: Do you think the federal government should continue subsidizing PBS and NPR?

Rep. Jordan pointed to the accusation by former senior business editor for NPR, Uri Berliner, that "in the DC area, editorial positions at NPR, he said he found 87 registered Democrats, 0 Republicans."

Political Ethics

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Tony Bubulinski

In bombshell interview, whistleblower says he met Biden twice in connection with Chinese venture

Former Biden associate says Adam Schiff smear compelled him to go on the record.

Accountability

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Facebook censorship protestor

Ten major revelations exposing extent of government pressure on Big Tech to censor Americans

From the FBI to the White House, federal intervention shaped social media narratives from Hunter Biden to pandemic policy.

Elections

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Joe Biden

Poll: Only 22% of likely voters confident Biden is innocent of corruption allegations

The results suggest House Republicans' ongoing impeachment inquiry has broad backing among Americans, even roughly half of Democrats.

From the States

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Comer

Biden impeachment inquiry continues to build momentum, evidence

Flurry of subpoenas latest sign of momentum.

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