From The Washington Times
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Nancy Pelosi accuses Katy Tur, MSNBC host, of being 'an apologist for Donald Trump'
Apparently, MSNBC is too MAGA for Nancy Pelosi. The former House speaker made that claim Monday, accusing one of the left-leaning network’s hosts of being “an apologist for Donald Trump.”
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Abrams homers as Nationals complete 4-game sweep of NL-worst Marlins with win
CJ Abrams hit a two-run homer and the Washington Nationals beat the Miami Marlins 7-2 on Monday night, completing a four-game sweep of the NL’s worst club in front of a season-low 6,376 fans at loanDepot Park.
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Lawmakers to examine influence of 'extreme' environmental activist groups in Interior Department
House lawmakers will hold an oversight hearing Tuesday to scrutinize the influence of what Republicans call “radical” environmental activist groups in the Department of the Interior.
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George Washington University students ready to sacrifice grades, career prospects for pro-Gaza camp
Student leaders said Monday they're planning to stay indefinitely at George Washington University's encampment protesting the Israel-Hamas war -- even if it costs them good grades in school and job opportunities off campus.
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Bucks, 76ers face first-round Game 5 eliminations after high expectations
Perhaps neither Milwaukee nor Philadelphia would’ve been good enough to beat a Boston team that ran away to the NBA’s best record.
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Julianne Smith, U.S. NATO envoy, doesn't expect Ukraine to be offered membership at July D.C. summit
The U.S. ambassador to NATO, Julianne Smith, doesn’t expect the alliance to offer membership to Ukraine during its 75th anniversary summit in Washington in July. But, she added, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy won’t go away empty-handed.
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Judge Juan Merchan belongs in conflicted jurist Hall of Fame
“THIS SCAM ‘RUSHED’ TRIAL IS BEING PRESIDED OVER BY POSSIBLY THE MOST CONFLICTED JUDGE IN JUDICIAL HISTORY,” former President Donald Trump declared via Truth Social.
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Donald Trump skeptical about making a hostage deal with Hamas
Former President Donald Trump is casting doubt over the Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks, saying the terrorist organization cannot be trusted to return hostages, who he said are likely dead.
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Washington Capitals' future darkens after latest first-round playoff exit
The Washington Capitals, who have not won a postseason series since the 2018 Stanley Cup Final, move into another unsettled offseason after the New York Rangers unceremoniously swept Alex Ovechkin and Co. out of the playoffs Sunday night.
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Americans say Joe Biden's border chaos is an invasion; federal judges say it's not
Republican attempts to label the migrant surge an “invasion” have fallen flat in the courts, where judges say the flow of people and drugs looks less like a constitution-breaking military incursion and more like the kind of border problems that have plagued the country for decades.
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Inside the Beltway: Biden campaign believes Nikki Haley fans open to its overtures
Is this a cautionary tale for Republicans? Those working for President Biden’s reelection campaign believe that Republican voters who once supported Nikki Haley’s bid for the White House are not necessarily transferring their loyalty to Donald Trump. Ms. Haley left the presidential race on March 6.
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Biden, don't take Jews for granted
There has long been a quip in American politics: The odd-numbered years are pro-Israel, while the even-numbered years are more pro-Palestinian.