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Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA) had some fun at the expense of his Republican colleagues on Tuesday when he mocked them for demanding that both the Joe Biden White House and the United States Senate accept every one of their demands on new immigration legislation.

While speaking on the House floor, McGovern pointed out to Republicans that they only controlled one-half of one branch of the federal government — and by a razor-thin majority.

The Biden White House is working hard to press House Republicans to pass the border legislation they once demanded, but Speaker Mike Johnson has now rejected it as "dead on arrival" — and they're taking a variety of different steps to pound their points home.

Republicans downplayed President Barack Obama in the final years of his tenure by blasting his "I've got a pen, and I've got a phone," remarks he used to threaten executive orders if Congress did not give him what he needed.

President Joe Biden's business associate Eric Schwerin is answering questions about the former vice president's financial association with his son Hunter after the end of the administration but before he was president.

Capitol Hill CNN reporter Annie Grayer disclosed that House Republicans looking to impeach Biden for taking bribes from foreign countries, a long-time allegation that Donald Trump and his allies have claimed without evidence, yet again had their hopes dashed when they grilled Schwerin.

The Georgia county whose district attorney is prosecuting former President Donald Trump and his allies on racketeering charges has experienced a major cyberattack Tuesday.

The Messenger reports that Fulton County this week got hit with an attack that has knocked out multiple online services, including access to court records and tax documents.

President Joe Biden said Tuesday he had decided on a response to a deadly drone strike on US forces in Jordan but said he did not seek a wider war in the Middle East.

Facing growing pressure in an election year, Biden said he held Iran responsible for supplying the weapons to the people who carried out the attack that killed three US troops.

U.S. Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) served up wild accusations against President Joe Biden and his administration on Monday during a House Republicans' press conference on the border. After making demands of the Biden Administration to send an ultra-conservative bill that includes funding and stringent policies for the U.S. border, and funding to support fighting in Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, Republicans are now rejecting what they requested after decrees from Donald Trump.

Back in October, after far-right House Republicans ousted Kevin McCarthy and were struggling to find a new Speaker, President Joe Biden requested a $105 billion aid package for the U.S. southern border, Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. Of the $105 billion, $50 billion would go to U.S. defense industry manufacturers to "expand production lines, strengthen the American economy, keep us safe, and create new American jobs,” Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young said, CNBC reported at the time.

Billionaire megadonors are lining up behind Donald Trump now that he's won the first two Republican primaries.

The former president will meet for dinner with two-dozen GOP donors Thursday at the Palm Beach, Florida, home of billionaire investor John Paulson, after meeting Saturday with several other megadonors, including aerospace tycoon Robert Bigelow, who had been the biggest contributor to Ron DeSantis, reported Politico.

CNN's Oliver Darcy reported on Tuesday morning detailed a new conspiracy theory being pushed by many Trump supporters about NFL star Travis Kelce and pop singer Taylor Swift being agents of "shadow forces" that secretly control the world.

This conspiracy theory, which was outlined over the weekend by failed GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, posits that the NFL rigged the AFC Championship Game for the Kansas City Chiefs so that Swift could travel to the Super Bowl and make a high-profile endorsement of President Joe Biden in front of a mass television audience.

United Autoworkers President Shawn Fain has been drawing former President Donald Trump's ire recently both with his endorsements of President Joe Biden and his criticism of Trump as a "scab."

Trump, meanwhile, has angrily fired back and called on autoworkers to "get rid of this dope" as their union leader.

In the wake of the United Auto Workers' recent endorsement of Democratic U.S. President Joe Biden over his likely Republican challenger former President Donald Trump, the latter has repeatedly taken aim at UAW president Shawn Fain.

Fain is a "weapon of mass destruction" on autoworkers and the U.S. auto manufacturing industry, Trump declared on his social media platform Monday afternoon, adding: "Is he under contract to China, because they will be getting almost all of our 'car making' business within a very short period of time. All autoworkers should VOTE FOR TRUMP. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!"

Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) was cornered on CNN Monday by anchor Boris Sanchez about whether he will support the Senate border reform compromise deal, as the lawmaker refused to rule out voting for it but continually suggested he was skeptical.

The deal, which has been endorsed by President Joe Biden and was brokered with bipartisan support, hasn't been released publicly in its entirety, but appears to include a number of key concessions to Republicans, including a requirement to restrict border entry when migration levels reach a certain threshold.

Six weeks after finally releasing the last of his nearly-year-long blockade on hundreds of military positions, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is now offering up a startling analysis after three U.S. service members were killed and more than 30 injured in Jordan when confusion appears to have led to an enemy drone slipping through U.S. defenses.

Tuberville, who did not serve in the U.S. Armed Forces, was quick to blame President Joe Biden on Monday for the loss of the three U.S. soldiers, while also declaring he doesn’t “know who’s running our country” and claiming that Iran doesn’t know where the U.S. stands, while alleging that “possibly” President Biden could be facing criminal prosecution, although he did not say for what crime.