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Capitol Police officer suspended after arrest overseas over drunken altercation

A Capitol Police officer is suspended after being arrested last month for getting into a drunken fight during a congressional delegation trip to Israel.

DirecTV nixes ties with Russia-backed television network RT

DirecTV will drop the Russia-backed television network RT from its lineup, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

AOC underwhelmed by Biden’s SOTU speech, says he should have pushed more social welfare programs

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was left unsatisfied by President Biden's State of the Union speech on Tuesday, saying he should have emphasized the need to pass more social welfare programs such as student debt relief.

Most Americans satisfied with Biden’s big speech, few react ‘very positively,’ poll shows

A poll finds the majority of viewers reacted positively to President Biden's of the State of the Union address Tuesday night, though far fewer felt 'very positively' about the speech.

Some Republicans will skip Biden’s State of Union speech, offering low expectations

Republicans are split on attending President Biden's State of the Union speech Tuesday night, with some, such as Rep. Matt Rosendale of Montana (pictured above), protesting the COVID requirements that attendees must undergo.

First trial for Jan. 6 defendant bars news media, family members and the general public

The first trial for a defendant charged in connection to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol will take place behind closed doors, shutting out the new media, family members and most everyone else not directly participating in the proceedings.

Donald Trump Jr. claims double standard affects him, Hunter Biden

Donald Trump Jr. attacked Hunter Biden as having gotten away with scandals that he wouldn't have if he had been a Republican.

‘Let’s Go Brandon!’ gear peak sales at CPAC

Trump slams Supreme Court for being too afraid of Democrats

Former President Donald Trump on Saturday denounced the Supreme Court, accusing the justices of being too "politically correct" and scared of lawmakers who threaten to pack the court or impeach them.

Trump condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine as an ‘atrocity,’ blames Biden

Former President Donald Trump spoke against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, referring to it as an "outrage and atrocity," Saturday at the Conservative Political Action Conference as he blamed his successor for the invasion and asked for prayers for the country's citizens.

New York couple showcase El Salvador-made ‘MAGA hammocks’ at CPAC

A New York couple's handmade "MAGA hammocks" were the center of intrigue among merchandise booths at the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend.

GOP should do ‘real investigative work’ into Hunter Biden after taking back the House, Jordan says

Rep. Jim Jordan said the controversies surrounding President Biden's son, Hunter, should be looked into if Republicans take control of the House in November.

Democrat Tulsi Gabbard draws cheers from conservatives at rare CPAC appearance

Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard claimed membership in the conservative resistance in a rare appearance by a Democrat at the Conservative Political Action Conference.

South Dakota Gov. Noem gets standing ovation at CPAC touting resistance to masks, lockdowns

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem received enthusiastic praise at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday as she encouraged attendants to become freedom fighters.

Sen. Ted Cruz draws cheers at CPAC, encouraging resistance to the left

Sen. Ted Cruz got a welcome reception at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, painting the country's leading challenge as a battle between freedom and power.

Hawley depicts Biden as waging war against blue-collar America

Sen. Josh Hawley called for President Biden's resignation at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday, hitting at several of the administration's weak points in its first year.

Father of Jan. 6 prisoner makes plea for son to get fair trial, citing ‘bias’ in District

The father of an inmate being held on charges from the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot said his son can't get a fair trial in the District of Columbia and wants his case heard in Pennsylvania or New York.

Pelosi says Biden took ‘appropriate’ actions by imposing sanctions on Russia

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday commended President Biden's move to impose sanctions on Russia over the unfolding invasion of Ukraine.

Youngkin pleases conservatives with moves on mandates, ‘divisive’ curricula in first month

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has gone full speed ahead since taking office in January, following a victory that Republicans hope foreshadows bigger wins in 2022.

Adam Laxalt pursues Senate run in Nevada to ‘win the war of ideas’ against the left

Former Nevada attorney general Adam Laxalt is seeking to bring a pro-Trump agenda to his state, zeroing in on restoring voter confidence in elections.