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The nation’s acting homeland security chief defended the U.S. Border Patrol against political attacks in testimony at a House hearing Thursday where he also denounced… Read More
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As polarized as politics might seem to have become, both sides seem to agree on one thing that advantages conservatives, acting White House chief of… Read More
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Unable to put to rest questions of his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, Labor Secretary Alex Acosta resigned Friday after serving more than two… Read More
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