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Faced with a government shutdown on their watch and an extremely unpopular Donald Trump, the Republican Party got a wake-up call from former conservative Jennifer Rubin that their future looks bleak.

Appearing on MSNBC on Saturday morning, just days before government operations grind to a halt, Rubin, who writes a column for the Contrarian, suggested Trump’s antics are inflicting damage on the GOP.

Radio and television personality Billy Bush, who in 2005 was featured alongside President Donald Trump in the infamous Access Hollywood tape that saw Trump brag about grabbing women “by the p----,” said that a trove of still unseen videos exist but are currently in the possession of a wealthy television producer.

Speaking on the Jim Acosta Show Thursday, Bush provided details as to how and why the Access Hollywood tape was initially obtained, and how evidence exists that far more yet-unseen videos still exist.

Legal reporter Brad Heath has closely followed the indictment paperwork for former FBI Director James Comey and noticed no one from the Justice Department has signed off on the prosecution, except for the newly appointed U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.

The one-page indictment signed by Lindsey Halligan doesn't list any other attorneys on the case.

Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted on two counts of lying to Congress and obstruction of justice, according to a new report.

CNN reported on-air Thursday that President Donald Trump's Justice Department had secured an indictment from a grand jury against Comey. It is the first time a former FBI director has been indicted, according to CNN legal analyst Ellie Honig.

Every living former Federal Reserve chair joined with other leading economic policymakers from decades past have issued an urgent warning to the U.S. Supreme Court about President Donald Trump.

Those policymakers – including Fed chairs Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen –filed a friend-of-the-court brief Thursday arguing for greater independence for central banks as justices consider whether to block the president from firing Fed governor Lisa Cook, reported CNBC.

A Department of Justice veteran who says he interviewed Jeffrey Epstein's victims was caught on camera claiming that President Donald Trump is engaged in a coverup to protect the late sex offender's co-conspirators.

Hidden-camera footage released by Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe, who's been accused of releasing deceptively edited videos in the past, appears to capture former DOJ investigator Glenn Prager speaking about the Epstein files during a flight earlier this month from Phoenix to Washington, D.C., reported The Daily Beast.