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Billionaire Trump Ally Ken Griffin Sees Democratic House Takeover as 'Almost a Certainty'
Billionaire investor Ken Griffin, a Trump supporter, says Democratic takeover of the House is 'almost a certainty' this
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Pritzker Questions Emanuel's Centrist Strategy as 2028 Campaign Looms
Pritzker says Emanuel is 'trying to pick a lane' with a centrist pitch, but warns against focusing on one slice of the p
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Trump Tariff Refunds to Begin May 12 After Supreme Court Ruling
The first electronic tariff refunds are scheduled for May 12, nearly three months after the Supreme Court struck down Tr
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Why Kamala Harris Should Skip the 2028 Race Despite Polling Lead
Kamala Harris leads early 2028 Democratic primary polls, but her decisive 2024 loss—losing all seven swing states—makes
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House Republicans Tout Small Business Gains as Key to Main Street Revival
During National Small Business Week, House Republicans tout tax cuts, retail theft enforcement, and fraud accountability
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O'Reilly Warns GOP Faces 'Slaughter' If They Abandon Trump Before Midterms
Bill O'Reilly warned that Republicans will face electoral disaster if they try to distance themselves from President Tru
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Trump's 250-Foot Golden Arch Threatens Arlington's Sacred Vista and Legacy
President Trump's plan for a 250-foot golden arch on the Virginia side of the Potomac threatens the solemn view from Arl
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Bipartisan Senate Coalition Presses State Dept to Unlock $600M in Frozen Vaccine Aid
A bipartisan group of senators is urging the State Department to release $600 million in frozen funding for Gavi, warnin
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Trump Jokes He Exercises 'One Minute a Day' as He Revives Fitness Test
President Trump quipped his daily workout is about a minute, then signed a proclamation reviving the Presidential Fitnes
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Fulton County Fights DOJ Subpoena for 2020 Election Worker Data
Fulton County election officials are seeking to quash a DOJ subpoena demanding personal data on 2020 election workers, c
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Vance Backs Ramaswamy in Ohio Primary, Heads to Iowa for Tight House Race
Vice President Vance cast his ballot in Ohio's primary Tuesday, endorsing Vivek Ramaswamy for governor, before heading t
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Second Federal Judge Blocks DOJ from Searching Post Reporter's Devices
A second federal judge has blocked the Justice Department from searching a Washington Post reporter's devices, upholding