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- Ernst to Newsmax: Planned Parenthood Got $90 Million in COVID Loans From Biden WH
The Biden administration improperly funneled more than $90 million in forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loans to Planned Parenthood affiliates, despite the organization being deemed ineligible for the funds, Sen. Joni Ernst said Wednesday on Newsmax.
- Sec. Mullin: Gov. Walz Has 'Zero Credibility' on Fraud
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) on Tuesday that he has "zero credibility" on fraud, escalating a public clash that broke out hours after federal agents executed roughly two dozen search warrants across the Twin Cities in a...
- Trump Meets Oil CEOs as Iran War Drives Price Surge
President Donald Trump reportedly met with oil and gas executives Tuesday to discuss the effects of the Iran war.
- Spirit Airlines' $500 Million Bailout Talks Stall
Spirit Airlines' discussions over a potential $500 million U.S. government rescue financing have hit an impasse, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing sources.
- Congressional Panel Asks Southern Poverty Law Center Boss to Testify
The chairman of the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Tuesday asked the Southern Poverty Law Center's boss to testify before the panel in May after the civil rights group was indicted last week.
- Powell could remain at the Fed despite looming end of chair term
Fed Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver his final press conference as tensions with Trump escalate over interest rates and central bank leadership.
- Trump's agenda on razor's edge as GOP divisions block legislative path in House
Republican divisions over FISA renewal legislation and the farm bill threaten Trump's legislative agenda as an April 30 deadline approaches.
- Gunfire erupts near Seattle mayor’s event as families, children gather
Gunfire erupted near a Seattle community center while Mayor Katie Wilson attended an event with families and children, police said. No injuries reported.
- Pete Hegseth heads to Capitol Hill to defend Trump's Iran war as 60-day congressional deadline looms
Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth is set to testify before House Armed Services Committee to defend the administration's military campaign in Iran.
- GOP frontrunner in key gubernatorial race forced to answer about hiring illegal immigrants: 'I don't know'
Georgia governor frontrunner Rick Jackson says he didn't know if illegal immigrants did landscaping at his mansion during a heated GOP primary debate.