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Former Vice President Mike Pence reacted to reports that cocaine was found in the White House this week.

During an interview on Wednesday, host Hugh Hewitt asked Pence about reports that said cocaine was discovered in a White House common area.

A business entity linked to Donald Trump's social media outlet says it has reached an agreement with securities regulators to acquire the company.

Blank-check firm Digital World Acquisition Corp. announced it has agreed in principle with the Securities and Exchange Commission on a merger with Truth Social, which would then become a publicly traded company if certain conditions are met, reported Axios.

Former U.S. Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) believes he can win in Florida despite being pardoned by then-President Donald Trump for insider trading.

Collins revealed to WGRZ that he is assembling a team to run for Congress in Florida's 19th District.

Fox News aired a segment on Monday urging viewers to drink Anheuser-Busch products — like Bud Light — even though conservative pundits have railed against the beverage company because it sponsored a transgender influencer.

For months, conservative pundits have urged boycotts of Bud Light because of a paid sponsorship deal with Dylan Mulvaney.

Newsmax correspondent Mike Carter faced pushback when he questioned Harvard students about the Supreme Court's recent Affirmative Action ruling that banned race as a factor in college admissions.

"Not everyone was so open-minded here at Harvard," Carter announced during a report on Monday.

Google has reportedly removed much of Twitter's links from its search results after the social network's owner Elon Musk announced reading tweets would be limited.

Search Engine Roundtable found that Google had removed 52% of Twitter links since the crackdown began last week. Twitter now blocks users who are not logged in and sets limits on reading tweets.

A caller to C-SPAN's Washington Journal program accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of "self-Black hate."

The Democratic caller, identified as Mary, took issue with a previous Republican caller, who gave the Supreme Court an A+ for banning race as a factor in college admissions.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg mocked a campaign advertisement created by Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis' team.

While speaking to CNN's Dana Bash on Sunday, Buttigieg was asked about an ad slamming former President Donald Trump's past pledges to protect the rights of LGBT people.

Republican presidential candidate Larry Elder argued that he should be the next commander-in-chief of the United States because he has written a syndicated column for years.

During an interview on Fox News, guest host Jason Chaffetz asked Elder why voters should select him over the other candidates.

The idea that the government is spreading chemicals in the sky through airplanes has been covered by conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones, but the notion went mainstream on Sunday with a discussion on Fox News.

The remarks came during a segment about the Biden administration's openness to studying how to block some of the sun's radiation from reaching the Earth to combat climate change.

ABC host Jonathan Karl grilled former Vice President Mike Pence, a Republican presidential candidate, about his views on Affirmative Action after the U.S. Supreme Court said that race could not be used as a factor in college admissions.

"I understand you fully support this decision, but if the end result is that America's most selective colleges and universities have fewer black and Hispanic students, is that a problem for America?" Karl asked the candidate in an interview that aired on Sunday.

Conservative podcast host Charlie Kirk on Thursday celebrated after the U.S. Supreme Court banned Affirmative Action programs based on race. The ruling could result in fewer Black college students.

Kirk argued that Affirmative Action was inconsistent with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech."