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As seen in USA v. Texas on immigration and the Biden student loan lawsuit, the court must sometimes decide if the plaintiffs have standing to sue.

How does the Supreme Court decide who is allowed to file a lawsuit?

The House Oversight Committee, which is investigating accusations of corruption in the Bidens, released new WhatsApp messages from Hunter Biden.

Hunter Biden WhatsApp messages reveal he wanted $10M for Chinese deal

In a newly released audio recording, former President Donald Trump speaks about classified documents in his possession after leaving office.

Audio recording reveals Trump discussing ‘secret, classified’ documents

In the 6-3 decision on Moore v. Harper, the justices put an end to the independent state legislature theory.

SCOTUS rules against ‘state legislature theory’ of federal election power

On the heels of the Wagner Group rebellion, President Joe Biden is expected to announce up to $500 million in military aid to Ukraine.

US to send $500M in aid to Ukraine after Wagner Group rebellion

The GOP plan to fund aid to Israel by cutting the IRS budget could add billions to the deficit, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

IRS agent admitted to using fake name to access taxpayer’s home

In an 8-1 decision, the Supreme Court ruled Texas cannot sue the Biden administration over its immigration enforcement policy.

Conservative Supreme Court justices help shut down Texas immigration lawsuit

President Biden will not pardon his son Hunter Biden, who is facing criminal charges, according to spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre.

Whistleblower testimony claims DOJ interfered with Hunter Biden investigation

Ahead of the anniversary of the Supreme Court overturning Roe, a judge temporarily blocked a Wyoming ban on abortion pills.

Wyoming judge blocks abortion pill ban ahead of Dobbs anniversary

The U.S. has proposed cybersecurity rules to limit the impact of health data leaks after a massive number of Americans had their data leaked.

Cybersecurity professionals can make $100k+ a year without a college degree

House Republicans voted to censure Adam Schiff the same day Kevin McCarthy sidelined a resolution calling for the impeachment of Joe Biden.

Schiff censured, McCarthy tables surprise Biden impeachment vote

Special counsel John Durham told the House Judiciary Committee that the then CIA director didn't tell agents about key pieces of evidence.

Durham: FBI didn’t inform agents Hillary Clinton OK’d plan tying Trump to Russia

Progressives and conservatives alike are calling out what they say is a two-tiered system of justice after Hunter Biden’s plea agreement.

Two-tiered justice? Comparing Hunter Biden and Kodak Black’s gun cases

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has refuted accusations of an improper relationship with a GOP megadonor as detailed by ProPublica.

Justice Alito refutes report of improper relationship with megadonor Paul Singer

The Pentagon says it overestimated the value of weapons sent to Ukraine over the past two years by $6.2 billion.

Pentagon’s Ukraine accounting error doubled to $6.2 billion

New York state is moving to protect providers who want to send abortion pills to patients in states with abortion bans.

New York bill protects providers sending abortion pills into states with bans

A new USA Today/Suffolk University poll found 80% of Democratic primary voters want a series of primary debates, but Biden has no plans to participate.

80% of Democrats want Biden to debate his primary opponents, he’s a ‘no’ so far

As part of a series of reelection campaign fundraisers, President Joe Biden is set to announce major climate investments.

Biden to announce climate investments amid campaign fundraisers

The Biden administration has to declassify documents on the origin of COVID by Sunday, June 18, in accordance with the COVID-19 Origins Act.

Biden administration has to declassify COVID origin documents by Sunday

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan may subpoena Attorney General Merrick Garland if he doesn't hand over documents related to the Trump raid.

House Judiciary might subpoena DOJ if Trump docs aren’t handed over Friday

Sen. Tommy Tuberville said he won't back down from his hold on military nominations until the Pentagon changes its policy on abortion services.

Tuberville continues hold on 250+ military nominees over Pentagon abortion policy

The White House press secretary has been told to stop using the term "MAGA" when referring to Republicans or GOP agenda items.

White House press secretary violates Hatch Act by using term ‘MAGA’

The latest migrant bus trip arrived in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 14, with dozens of migrants being sent from Texas.

Texas Gov. Abbott sends 42 migrants on bus to downtown Los Angeles

Rep. Mike Waltz claimed Homeland Security Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas refused multiple requests for enhanced Secret Service protection for Trump.

House GOP investigating Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for dereliction of duty