House to vote on holding Attorney General Garland in contempt over Biden audio
WASHINGTON — The Republican-led House is expected to vote Wednesday on whether to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress.
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Merrick Garland fires back at Matt Gaetz over his attempts to question him on Trump trial
Attorney General Merrick Garland sparred with Florida congressman Matt Gaetz at a contentious hearing of the GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday which quickly turned to the recent conviction of Donald Trump.
House passes bill aimed to combat antisemitism amid college unrest
The House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday aimed at addressing reports of risingantisemitism on college campuses, where activists angered by Israel's war against Hamas have been protesting for months and more recently set up encampments on campus grounds.
Female athlete injured by transgender player slams Dem lawmakers who dismissed dangers
Payton McNabb, a former North Carolina high-school volleyball player who suffers from long-term physical and mental injuries caused by a biological malewho identifies as transgender during a match in 2022, called out Democrat lawmakers on X for denying the harm that trans women cause in sports.
Donald Trump Flips Out At Democrats' Mocking Montages With Massive Self-Own
Donald Trump drew mockery online for how he responded to supercuts of his verbal slip-ups, gaffes and forgetfulness that Democrats aired during a congressional hearing this week.
Democrats air Trump’s gaffes and criminal charges during hearing into Biden classified papers
It took fewer than 10 minutes into former Special Counsel Robert Hur’s appearance before the House Judiciary Committee for the panel’s Democratic minority to offer their response to his report on his year-long probe into how documents with classification markings ended up in President Joe Biden’s Delaware home and former office in Washington, DC.
Democrats Show Brutal Supercut Of Trump's Gaffes At House Hearing
Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) bolstered his opening remarks ahead of former special counsel Robert Hur’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday with a supercut of Donald Trump’s speaking blunders.