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Biden's attorneys transferred cache of docs from Boston law office to National Archives, emails show
The National Archives asked President Biden’s attorneys to turn over a previously unknown stash of documents transferred to a Boston law office after classified documents were discovered at Mr. Biden’s Washington think tank in November. → Read More
Mark Milley drafted resignation letter after crossing Lafayette Square with Donald Trump, book says
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, vowed to “fight” the Trump administration “from the inside” after debating whether to resign after he was photographed marching alongside the president across Lafayette Square amid the Black Lives Matter protests in summer 2020. → Read More
Steve Bannon requests retrial in criminal contempt of Congress case
Steve Bannon has filed a motion for a new trial after being found guilty of contempt of Congress last month for failing to comply with a subpoena from the House Jan. 6 committee. → Read More
White House condemns China’s ‘irresponsible’ overreaction to Pelosi’s Taipei stopover
The Pentagon has ordered the USS Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group to “remain on station” to monitor China’s ongoing military maneuvers in response to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, the White House announced Thursday. → Read More
Biden had intended to nominate pro-life judge Chad Meredith in Kentucky: Reports
President Biden intended to nominate a pro-life conservative to serve as a district court judge in Eastern Kentucky on the day the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, according to reports. → Read More
Biden admits not foreseeing formula shortage from shutting down ‘one facility’
President Biden stumbled Wednesday in defending his administration’s handling of the Abbott Nutrition plant closure, which led to the nationwide infant-formula shortage, saying that it did not foresee the impending crisis. → Read More
Battle for Mariupol back on after civilian convoy finally allowed out
Russian forces renewed their assault on the key Ukrainian port city of Mariupol on Sunday just hours after a convoy of civilian refugees was finally allowed to leave, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy greeted a U.S. congressional delegation headed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and accused the Kremlin of pursuing a “war of extermination.” → Read More
McCaul campaign runs ad targeting Beijing Olympics
Rep. Michael T. McCaul has launched an ad campaign highlighting abuses carried out by the Chinese Communist Party set to run alongside coverage of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing. → Read More
FBI works to boost the number of hate crimes reported: ‘Huge priority’
The FBI has embarked on a nationwide campaign to encourage people to report more hate crimes, which the Biden administration says are much more prevalent than reflected in annual crime statistics. → Read More
Jan. 6 Committee threatens Meadows with contempt charges
The House panel investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol warned that they are prepared to seek criminal contempt charges against former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows if he fails to appear for his deposition Friday. → Read More
Democrats move to censure Rep. Paul Gosar over anime tweet depicting attacks on AOC, Biden
House Democrats plan to introduce a resolution to censure GOP Rep. Paul Gosar for tweeting an anime-style video depicting violence against Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and President Biden. → Read More
13 Trump officials in violation of Hatch Act, federal investigators find
More than a dozen Trump administration officials, including Cabinet secretaries and top White House aides, overstepped the legal line meant to separate official government activities and campaigning in the leadup to the 2020 presidential election, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel found in a report released Tuesday. → Read More
Biden crusade against ‘domestic extremism’ spurs thousands of FBI probes, fears of a police state
The FBI currently has 2,700 open investigations of domestic extremism, more than double the usual number of cases, according to counterterrorism officials, underscoring the Biden administration’s accelerated pursuit of what it calls “domestic violent extremists.” → Read More
Jeffrey Clark, former Trump DOJ official, refuses to answer questions before House Jan. 6 panel
A former senior Trump administration Department of Justice official refused to answer questions during a Friday deposition before the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. → Read More
State Department appoints new leader for ‘Havana Syndrome’ task force
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Friday appointed new leadership to the task force probing “Havana syndrome” cases which increasingly afflict U.S. diplomats around the globe. → Read More
Senate Republicans blast Biden over dishonorable discharges for unvaccinated troops
Senate Republicans on Thursday blasted President Biden’s plan to dishonorably discharge active-duty military personnel who refuse to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Voting technology firm Smartmatic sues Newsmax, OAN over 2020 election claims
Voting machine manufacturer Smartmatic has filed defamation lawsuits against conservative news outlets Newsmax and One America News, citing “a continuous stream of falsehoods” by the networks alleging manipulated vote totals for President Biden in the 2020 presidential election. → Read More
Jeff Merkley opposes Rahm Emanuel nomination for Japan ambassador
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the nomination Wednesday of former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel for U.S. ambassador to Japan over the objections of two Democrats, one of whom cited Mr. Emanuel's handling of a high-profile police shooting. → Read More
Hawley introduces bill to bolster U.S. assistance to Taiwan’s defense
Sen. Josh Hawley introduced legislation on Tuesday that would bolster U.S.'s defense assistance to Taiwan amid rising tensions with China. → Read More
Navy investigation reveals sub hit uncharted underwater mountain
A U.S. Navy investigation has determined that the nuclear attack submarine damaged in a collision in the South China Sea in early October struck an uncharted underwater mountain, defense officials said Monday. → Read More