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Justice Alito pauses ruling on Texas congressional boundaries

Hold onto your hats, folks—Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito just threw a lifeline to Texas Republicans with a last-minute block on a federal court’s decision to toss out the state’s new congressional map. On November 21, 2025, Alito issued an…
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The jab: Military organizations' urgent call for pardons or amnesty ignored

This story was originally published by the WND News Center. Although the U.S. military's mandate that service members receive the COVID-19 shot, implemented under the Biden administration, has been widely deemed "unlawful as implemented," and while many calls have since…
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'So help me God': GOP lawmaker-vets counter Dems' video to military

This story was originally published by the WND News Center. After Democratic lawmakers, who also are military veterans, released a video this week warning service personnel about following orders of the commander in chief that may be "illegal," President Trump…
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Democratic Rep. Al Green pushes Senate to rename its Richard B. Russell building due to the late lawmaker's segregationist views

Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas is urging the Senate to rename the office building that bears the late Sen. Richard Russell’s (D-GA) moniker, The Hill reported. Green noted that Russell's segregationist bent was problematic and thus necessitates the change.…
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Dolly Parton, 79, misses induction into the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions Hall of Fame due to poor health

Country music icon Dolly Parton was forced to skip her big night for the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions Hall of Fame due to poor health, Fox News reported. The 79-year-old was set to be inducted into the…
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Obama judge won't let Trump revoke protected status for Syrian nationals

An Obama-appointed judge has ruled that President Donald Trump can't revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Syrian nationals currently inside the United States. United States District Judge Katherine Polk Failla ruled in favor of seven Syrian nationals that…
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Trump’s reaction to Democrat lawmakers' video stirs controversy

President Donald Trump’s latest Truth Social tirade has ignited a firestorm, with Democrat leaders sounding the alarm over what they see as dangerous rhetoric targeting lawmakers. At the heart of this controversy is a series of posts from Trump reacting…
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House GOP fights back on Biden energy restrictions with new legislation

In a striking push against what many view as oppressive federal overreach, House Republicans have advanced two energy bills to revitalize American energy independence. On Thursday night, the House approved the REFINER Act and the Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential…
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Trump honors released Israeli hostages at White House

In a powerful display of resolve, President Donald Trump welcomed 17 freed Israeli hostages and their families to the White House on Thursday, marking a significant moment in his administration’s efforts to broker peace in the Middle East, as Just…
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Billions stolen: Report charges biggest funding source for Somali terror network is Minnesota taxpayers

This story was originally published by the WND News Center. A new research project is charging that Minnesota state taxpayers are the biggest single source of funding for the Muslim terror network of al-Shabaab. The research, published in the City-Journal, reveals that…
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