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Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has endorsed Mike Pence for U.S. president in 2024, marking his highest-profile endorsement so far. The former vice president, who officially entered the race on June 7, announced Holcomb’s endorsement in a lengthy statement posted to Twitter in which he thanked his “fellow Hoosier” for his support. Read More.

YouTube announced on Monday that they have removed an interview with the Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for allegedly violating their policy on “vaccine misinformation.” Read More.

A federal judge in Florida has scheduled the criminal trial of former President Donald Trump on charges of illegal retention of classified government documents to start Aug. 14, "or as soon thereafter as the case may be called." The order was signed Tuesday morning by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee. Read More.

Hunter Biden’s plea deal with United States Attorney David Weiss appears to exclude the alleged Biden $10 million “bribery” scheme an FBI informant documented and that Weiss reportedly obtained from former Attorney General William Barr. Read More.

Barack Obama, who was instrumental in fueling the media’s “misinformation” narrative before he left office, has a new buzzword — “digital fingerprints.” Read More.

Democrat Virgin Islands Del. Stacey Plaskett appeared to accidentally say that former President Trump "needs to be shot" while discussing his classified documents investigation. Plaskett, who represents a nonvoting U.S. territory, was criticizing Trump's handling of classified documents during a live segment on MSNBC Sunday when she made the perplexing comment. Read More.

During the Sunday broadcast of “Life, Liberty & Levin,” host Mark Levin argued against the Justice Department’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump. According to Levin, President Joe Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland had to authorize the investigation. Read More.

Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley reacted Friday to former President Barack Obama’s race-related comments made about herself and South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, saying that the former president’s remarks “set minorities back.” Read More.

In a new court filing, Trump’s legal team contended that the crimes Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is accusing him of fall under Federal rather than state jurisdiction. They also accused Bragg of mischaracterizing and ignoring applicable legal facts in order to try to keep the case in state court. Read More.

Over the past six years, Florida’s Hispanic and Latino voters appear to be abandoning the Democratic Party, and as the 2024 elections get closer, President Joe Biden, and all other candidates sporting the blue Democrat label, could be in trouble. Read More.

The White House appears to be blowing off its own internal watchdog by continuing to use the term "MAGA" in official communications despite warnings that staffers who do so are violating the Hatch Act, according to an Axios report. Read More.

President Joe Biden’s deputies quietly announced a work permit giveaway on Wednesday that would allow hundreds of thousands of white-collar temporary workers from India to permanently compete against American graduates for jobs and careers. Read More.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis fired back at his California counterpart, Gavin Newsom, Thursday after the Democrat challenged the 2024 Republican contender to a one-on-one debate. Newsom, a fervent critic of DeSantis, told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Monday that he was “all in” on a two-hour debate with Hannity moderating, saying: “Make it three [hours]. I would do it [on] one day’s notice with no notes. I look forward to that.” Read More.

On Tuesday, the former President Donald Trump joined supporters at a packed restaurant in Miami where they prayed for him and sang “Happy Birthday,” a scene that prompted a hissy fit from the CNN anchor Jake Tapper. Read More.

Last week, Tucker Carlson debuted his new show, Tucker on Twitter. That premiere episode has accumulated an impressive 116 million views. Despite receiving a cease-and-desist order from Fox News, he’s continued to produce his new show. In the latest episode, posted on Tuesday evening, Carlson discussed the federal indictment of President Trump and the implications it has on our country. Read More.