Lou Holtz's death prompted condolences from Republican lawmakers, including Tommy Tuberville, Lindsey Graham and Ron DeSantis after the Notre Dame coach died Wednesday at age 89.

GOP senators pressed DHS Secretary Kristi Noem during a hearing, including one who brought up her history killing animals she owns, comparing it to her poor leadership style.

Democrat New York Attorney General Letitia James ordered one of New York City's largest hospitals to resume providing sex change drugs to minors after the hospital decided to stop its transgender youth program, citing pressure from the Trump administration.

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Pastor David Nasser described his family's harrowing 1979 escape from Iran, and he expressed hope and prayers for democracy for Iranians.

Aaron Rodgers made an interesting NSFW comment about his wife on "The Pat McAfee Show" while discussing his workout routine and refusing to reveal his NFL plans.

President Trump hosted tech companies at the White House Wednesday as he urged them to sign his pledge that they will cover the high electricity prices. "People think that if a data center goes in, electricity prices are going up," Trump said. "It’s not going to happen."

Wednesday on CNN's "The Lead," Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) said President Donald Trump gave Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem a "vote of no confidence" by sending border czar Tom Homan into Minneapolis.

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Appearing before a House Oversight hearing on Wednesday, Minnesota Democrat Governor Tim Walz attempted to defend his state's record against fraud allegations, arguing that the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" is being unfairly targeted.

JoAnna Mendoza, a Democrat running for Arizona's 6th Congressional District, once said she supported reallocating police funding but now denies supporting defunding police.

The Democratic primary race for Texas' redrawn 18th district is headed for a runoff after the 78-year-old congressman failed to get over 50% of the vote.

Rep. Al Green will face Rep. Christian Menefee, who is only 37 years old, in the runoff election on May 26.

Green had accused Menefee of making a 'deal with the devil' to gain the support of the cryptocurrency industry.

Green was first elected in 2004 but chose to run in the 18th district after Republicans redrew his district to tilt more Republican.

With nearly all the votes counted, Menefee has only 46% of the vote, while Green garnered 44.2%.

The winner of the runoff will face Ronald Whitfield, who won with 55.1% of the Republican primary votes over the 44.9% garnered by Elizabeth Vences.

Menefee complained to his supporters Tuesday evening that Green had run a "negative campaign" against him.

"Congressman, you can talk all your trash about me," Menefee said, addressing Green. "I'm going to keep being focused on integrity, on standing firm, on doing the right thing, and on serving my communities."

Green had accused Menefee of making a "deal with the devil" to gain the support of the cryptocurrency industry and said it aligned Menefee with "Trump crypto cronies."

He also responded to Menefee by saying that he was "talking truthful trash" when he accused Menefee of not showing up for work.

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Green recently made headlines when he interrupted the president's State of the Union address and held up a banner reading, "Black people aren't apes," in reference to a controversial video posted to the president's social media page. He was kicked out of the chamber.

The elderly Democrat also faced sexual harassment allegations, which he denied, and was censured by Congress when he interrupted a different Trump speech before a joint session of Congress.

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The House Ethics Committee announced Wednesday it voted to establish an investigative subcommittee to examine allegations involving Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX), as the congressman advances to a May 26 runoff in the Republican primary for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District.

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Condoleezza Rice says Operation Epic Fury aims to "neuter" Iran's military power after joint strikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., dropped his bid for reelection to a third term in a surprise withdrawal just minutes before a Wednesday filing deadline for candidates.

A man was shot and killed after fleeing from a United States Border Patrol Immigration Checkpoint in West Texas and opening fire on pursuing officers. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the incident occurred near Kent, Texas, on Interstate 10 on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.

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Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, announced Wednesday that he will not seek reelection in 2026, saying he plans to finish his current term before stepping away from elected office.

DHS' general counsel says there was "nothing illegal" about the former assistant secretary's alleged conflict involving ad contracts and her husband's firm.

South Alabama defeated Coastal Carolina in the Sun Belt women’s basketball championship despite a massive on-court fight that led to multiple player ejections.

Megan Fox returned to Instagram with stunning new photos in black lingerie and thigh-high socks, wiping her account clean before the sexy comeback post.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel suggests President Donald Trump let him host the White House Correspondents' Dinner this year after learning the president will attend.