On Sunday TV, Rep. Jason Crow called removing the Secretary of War his "priority number one," and Sen. Adam Schiff, who led the first Trump impeachment, wouldn't rule out another.
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On Sunday TV, Rep. Jason Crow called removing the Secretary of War his "priority number one," and Sen. Adam Schiff, who led the first Trump impeachment, wouldn't rule out another.
The rap star flew with Trump to his Port Huron rally for Mike Rogers and made the midterm case in plain words: he could coast, and he's out working for Republicans instead.
Trump's top economic adviser came to Fox's The Sunday Briefing with numbers, a straight answer on gas prices, a jab at Karine Jean-Pierre, and news on Canada trade.
The opposition leader who gave Trump her Peace Prize medal surfaced at a shrine in Lara state Sunday, days after the acting regime's police rounded up her organizers. Now she wants an election date.
Turek's new Senate ad says he opposes males in female sports and taxpayer-paid sex changes. Ashley Hinson pulled his Iowa House votes, and the roll calls back her up.
On Fox, the president said he's down to one question on Iran: make a deal or finish the job. He says he's watching Pickaxe Mountain, the bunker Iran just sealed shut, and that Hormuz is now America's. Tehran says war or no war, it isn't budging.
Obama sold Abdul El-Sayed on his faith minutes after warning Republicans not to use it. The Bucks forward said Michiganders care about poverty, not religious identity, and Trump fired back overnight.
Putin's top aide says all three capitals are "in principle" ready to meet in Shenzhen. Trump wants nukes on the table, and Speaker Johnson says three-way Ukraine talks are "right on the verge."
Interim leader Lorne Doerkson leads in 64 of 93 seats a month after Eby called an early vote. He promises to double natural gas, while inheriting a C$13.8 billion deficit.
The deal needed every claimant to say yes, and on Saturday they did. It is the second-largest Catholic abuse settlement in the country, funded by property sales and layoffs, and it forces the archdiocese to keep naming accused clergy.
Dana Bash asked if the DOJ's two-Sullivans lawsuit sets up a stolen election. Blanche called it "crazy." Murkowski broke ranks, Trump hit back, and the official 2022 count shows why ranked-choice math matters here.
Eleven people were shot steps from Florida A&M's Bragg Memorial Stadium on Saturday night, the youngest just 11. Police say an argument between two or three people set it off, and they are still hunting whoever pulled the trigger.
Her caption said "less scrolling, more strolling." A certified translation commissioned by the Washington Free Beacon says the song's Somali lyrics promise to "subjugate and humiliate" enemies, and the White House's rapid-response account shared the story.
L.A. TACO says it fired Memo Torres for "repeated violations" of its journalistic standards. A local scoop says those concerns included a romance with state Sen. Sasha Renée Pérez, an ICE critic he covered, and claims she helped write his copy. She denies writing anything.
New York's attorney general posted that the accuser's ordeal was "horrific" three days before she was named special prosecutor. Now her office is interviewing ex-federal prosecutors to help run the probe, and her Republican challenger says it proves she can't do the job.
Hours before his Perry rally, Trump said federal monitors headed to Fulton, Cobb, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Chatham and Bibb on Election Day will "not do anything other than watch." Democrats are uneasy. The Justice Department says watching is the whole job.
France's interior minister says about 500 identified rioters rode along with Saturday's 410,000 marchers. Italy put 500 more soldiers on Milan's streets, and Brussels and Tirana saw burning barricades too.
Georgia drivers will keep skipping the state's 33.3-cent gas tax until Nov. 30. Kemp says years of tight budgeting are why the state can afford it while the Iran war keeps fuel prices high.
Trump unveiled Audi's first American factory at his Perry rally Saturday night, then turned his fire on Sen. Jon Ossoff. Audi and Gov. Brian Kemp put the bill at about $4 billion, with full production in 2031.
After casting his ballot in Florida, the president laid out Tehran's choice in plain terms: a real deal that ends its path to a bomb, or a finished job. Out in the Arabian Sea, the Navy is stocking up for the second option.
