Taliban capture first Afghan provincial capital as US, NATO forces withdraw, report says

Taliban fighters reportedly have captured their first provincial capital Friday since U.S. and NATO troops began pulling out of conflicts: the city of Zaranj in southern Nimroz province.  The group has posted images on social media showing insurgents inside the local airport and posing for photographs at the entrance to the city, according to the Associated Press. Nimroz is sparsely populated in a region…

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Eastman and Yoo: Dems' unrelenting drive against Trump continues to do real harm to presidency, Constitution

The progressive crusade to bring down donald-trump” target=”_blank”>Donald Trump<has inflicted even more damage on the Presidency by waiving Trump’s constitutional right to confidential communications with his closest aides. On January 23, 2021, Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats sent a letter to the justice-department” target=”_blank”>Department of Justice < In normal times, the Justice Department would immediately reject…

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Pelosi is 'very confident' Democrats will win the House in 2022 despite slim majority

House Speaker nancy-pelosi” target=”_blank”>Nancy Pelosi< in 2022 despite projections of a GOP takeover.  “I’m very confident that we will win the House,” Pelosi said Friday during her weekly Capitol news conference.  Pelosi’s comments came in response to reports that even the Democrats’ campaign chief warned that if elections were held now, Republicans would win back…

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CNN, Chris Cuomo under fire for advising brother: 'This is ethics 101,' Brent Bozell says

CNN host Chris Cuomo continues to face backlash after reportedly turning down CNN’s offer to take a leave of absence while he advised his brother, us-regions Gov. andrew-cuomo” target=”_blank”>Andrew Cuomo<. “This is ethics in journalism,” Media Research Center president Brent Bozell said on FOX Business’ “Varney & Co.” Friday. “He should have said from the…

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9/11 families say Biden unwelcome at 20th anniversary memorial for refusal to release key documents

Nearly 2,000 people who were directly affected by terror are calling on joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden< attacks.  “We cannot in good faith, and with veneration to those lost, sick, and injured, welcome the president to our hallowed grounds until he fulfills his commitment,” nearly 1,800 first responders, family of those killed in the attacks, and survivors…

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Biden administration begins flying migrants expelled via Title 42 into Mexico amid COVID fears

executive has started flying migrants removed under Title 42 health protections deep into the Mexican interior amid fears over not just rising border numbers, but also an increase in COVID-19 cases related to the delta variant. The administration has continued to expel single adults and some migrant families using the Title 42 order initially introduced…

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