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A Frontier flight from New York City to Orlando, Florida was forced to make an emergency landing in Raleigh, North Carolina when a fight broke out on the plane.

According to the exclusive report from TMZ, a man flipped out when he said a woman sitting in the seat behind him poked him with a needle and attempted to steal his DNA. The report acknowledges that the incident may have been part of a mental health crisis and it doesn't indicate any alcohol was involved.

Republicans have spent the better part of 2022 attacking Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) for her refusal to placate former President Donald Trump. Last year, she voted to impeach Trump for the Jan. 6 riot and all that led up to it. Her participation on the House Select Committee investigating Jan. 6 has made things even worse.

This week, Senate Republicans and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell have come forward to complain about the RNC calling the Jan. 6 committee an attack on "legitimate political discourse." He, along with his Senate colleagues, said that a circular firing squad isn't productive for the GOP, particularly leading into the 2022 midterm elections.

Former President Donald Trump once told his supporters that he and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un fell in love.

"I was really being tough - and so was he. And we would go back and forth," Trump told a rally in West Virginia. "And then we fell in love, okay? No, really - he wrote me beautiful letters, and they’re great letters."

There has been much debate over penalties for former President Donald Trump for knowingly destroying documents and then taking official documents to take back to Mar-a-Lago. The statute lists, among the punishments, disqualification from office, which has been the key piece anti-Trump activists cling to.

The only way for that to be possible, however, is if the National Archives found the behavior to be so egregious that they referred it to the Justice Department. On Wednesday, the Washington Post reported that's exactly what happened.

Among the vignettes in Jeremy Peters' new book Insurgency is a story about Steve Bannon's revelation that former President Donald Trump didn't actually want to be president.

According to Bannon, it was COVID and George Floyd that convinced him Trump only really wanted the Oval Office when it was fun. Up until 2020, Trump was able to largely let the country run on auto-pilot. Racking up deaths was depressing.

The new book by New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters goes all the way back to the early days of President Donald Trump's foray into politics and how he was able to capture a Republican Party divided by their 2012 election failure.

Insurgency talks about how 2012 impacted Kellyanne Conway's way of spinning issues and the way that she was able to move Trump's history in the Democratic Party to appeal to the far-right base of the GOP.

The Republican Party has gone so far off the deep end that even former Donald Trump aide Alyssa Farah said she doesn't recognize them anymore.

As part of a Wednesday discussion on "The View," Farah addressed the report that Rep. Hal Rogers (R-KY) poked a female colleague in her back and told her to "kiss my ass" after she asked if he'd wear a mask.

It wasn't too long ago that the Republican Party was friendly to immigrants and people of color. While at Liberty University, Christian Collins was finishing up his graduate thesis on how the GOP's talking points about Hispanics impacts how the group views the Republican Party.

Now that thesis is a key piece in a Texas Primary election in a GOP that now pushes a kind of no-immigrant policy, the Daily Beast reported Wednesday.

One-time "Kraken" attorney Sidney Powell just flopped again with a legal filing to appeal a U.S. District Court Judge's penalty for ethics violations in court.

Powell and other lawyers filed a complaint appealing financial penalties ordering them to pay $21,964.75 for attorneys' fees for defendants Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. Judge Linda Parker also said that Powell and other lawyers had to pay $153,285.62 for legal fees to the city of Detroit.

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff was visiting Dunbar High School in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday when the Secret Service rushed him from the event and out of the building.

CNN reported that a "credible" bomb threat was called into the school while he was visiting to celebrate Black History Month.