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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis brought in an impressive $20 million in fundraising during the first six weeks of his campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, his political team told Fox News on Thursday. Read More.

An aide to former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to charges related to mishandling classified documents and obstruction of justice. Walt Nauta, a 40-year-old Navy veteran, was indicted as Trump’s co-defendant in special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into the former president’s handling of documents after leaving the White House. Read More.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton claimed that "the hard-right agenda" is to place justices on the Supreme Court who will roll back "constitutional decisions." "The Supreme Court's recent rulings were sadly predictable for anyone who understands the hard-right agenda. Their goal has always been to install Justices whose job is to turn back the clock on our freedoms... Read More.

John Bolton, former President Donald Trump's national security adviser, said Tuesday that China building "significant" military facilities in Cuba is "a red-flag threat to America." "The potential of significant Chinese facilities in Cuba is a red-flag threat to America," Bolton wrote in an opinion piece for The Hill. "'Military training' could well camouflage offensive weapons, delivery systems or other threatening capabilities." Read More.

More than half of Americans (55 percent) rank the Fourth of July as one of the nation’s “most important holidays” while six percent view it as one of the least important, a Rasmussen Reports survey found. Read More.

A new State Department report places blame for the disastrous US withdrawal from Afghanistan on the Biden administration, saying it should have listened to concerns that the Afghan government would fall to the Taliban before the last American troops left Kabul — and been ready for that possibility. Read More.

Former President Donald Trump is hosting far fewer campaign events than his fellow Republican presidential hopefuls, but his substantial lead over them may make that unimportant, Axios reported Saturday. Read More.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was criticized Saturday after his campaign retweeted a video accusing former President Trump of being overly LGBTQ-inclusive. The video was posted to Twitter by the anonymous account @ProudElephantUS and does not appear to have been produced by the DeSantis campaign. Read More.

The White House responded to a reporter’s question about marks that were seen on President Joe Biden’s face, saying they were caused by a machine that is used to treat sleep apnea. White House deputy press secretary Andrew Bates told news outlets Wednesday that Biden has sleep apnea and is using a continuous positive airway pressure, or CPAP machine, to treat it. Read More.

The Biden administration's burdensome regulations have cost Americans about $10,000 per household, according to a new report, which noted that figure could skyrocket if President Biden is re-elected in 2024 and serves another four years. Read More.

Former president Donald Trump and other Republican presidential candidates–including two who are ethnic minorities–lauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic decision declaring that colleges cannot use race when considering which students to admit. Read More.

One of the more blood-boiling policies of the Leftists who have seized control of our country is to rake in all the illegal aliens they can with both hands for as long as they have the opportunity. The Biden maladministration has already overseen the importation of 6.3 million foreign nationals, as of last month. Read More.

House Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California questioned whether former President Donald Trump is the strongest presidential candidate in 2024 during a Tuesday appearance on CNBC. Read More.

Former President Donald Trump insists that he did "nothing wrong" as he reacted to a leaked recording of him apparently discussing what he described as "highly confidential" documents in his possession post-presidency. Read More.

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), who is seeking the Republican nomination for president, said he will remove the current heads of the Justice Department and FBI if elected to the White House. During Tuesday’s town hall forum hosted by Sean Hannity of Fox News, Scott was asked about his opinion on the plea deal that Hunter Biden agreed to earlier that day. Read More.