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Rep. John McGuire (R-VA) made a politically vitriolic comparison on the right-wing Newsmax network while demanding airtight border security.

"It's common sense versus crazy communism," said McGuire, a one-term congressman who replaced another far-right lawmaker who turned on Donald Trump. "Think about it — communist Russia uses mass migration. They weaponize their immigration laws to destabilize Europe, but in the U.S. the Democrats are using those communist tactics with our border invasion."

Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) this week promoted a right-wing journalist's piece that warned he is probably not someone you should let near your daughter or sister.

Miller thanked journalist Michael Tracey on Tuesday on X for being "the only journalist to ask the important questions… approach the story from a place of curiosity, and actually do your research before reporting."

GOP Senate candidate Mike Collins became one of the first major Republican candidates for high office to not just back President Donald Trump's "anti-weaponization fund," but also to say that people who stormed the Capitol on January 6 were eligible to get payouts.

Collins was pressed at a campaign stop in Savannah by Dominic Box, a January 6 rioter and QAnon conspiracy theorist who was one of the more than 1,500 people pardoned by Trump's mass clemency when he first took office.

President Donald Trump drew criticism after signing an executive order reducing the number of diseases covered by childhood vaccines.

According to CNBC, in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump claimed, "Nothing bad can happen from what we're doing. Nothing bad can happen. We're going to learn a lot."

An Arizona judge refused to permanently close the criminal case against a group of 2020 election deniers, clearing the path for new felony charges.

Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Sam Myers issued the order Friday, rejecting the defendants' requests to make the case's dismissal permanent.

Democrats have a lot of questions for President Donald Trump's White House about a sudden about-face on a tariff exemption after the president was gifted a garish and expensive custom ring.

In late June, Belgium's diamond industry presented Trump with an 18-karat gold ring valued at approximately $25,000 to $35,000, featuring 321 diamonds, 56 sapphires, 13 emeralds, and six rubies, MS NOW is reporting. The ornate piece included a gem-encrusted presidential seal, diamond-encrusted "T" emblems, and the numbers 45 and 47 "in a Superman-style logo — a nod to Trump’s two terms in office"

President Donald Trump's long-running hostility toward offshore wind has translated into policy that is rapidly dismantling the nascent U.S. industry, leaving thousands of skilled tradespeople scrambling for work.

Since returning to office, Trump has halted future offshore wind permitting and canceled 12 offshore wind leases, and the impact on projected capacity has already been severe, reported Climate Desk.

Classified documents released by President Donald Trump last month revealed why the FBI's counterintelligence investigation into possible Russian interference in the 2016 elections never reached completion.

According to The New York Times analysis, just a week after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey in May 2017, bureau officials launched a secret investigation codenamed "Oxferd Comma."

The Justice Department (DOJ) faced widespread scrutiny Tuesday over a new memo designed to shield President Donald Trump's communications from public view, but one legal expert argued it may have inadvertently told Democrats exactly where to investigate should they retake control of Congress in November.

On Monday, the DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel issued a memo containing a newly formed legal opinion that the president could assert executive privilege over communications with “private” and outside advisers, so long as they related to “official presidential decision-making.” In essence, the DOJ argued that requests for executive communications would not apply to Trump's private communications in certain circumstances.