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Washington Examiner

Jewish Center Appeals Maryland Law Restricting Firearms Near Places of Worship

The Silver Spring Jewish Center is appealing to the 4th Circuit to suspend a Maryland law that restricts firearms near places of worship. The center argues that the law violates members' rights to self-defense, particularly during communal prayer on the Sabbath. Montgomery County has until Tuesday to respond to the appeal.

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Washington Post — Politics

Congress Negotiates Government Funding Ahead of Shutdown Deadline

As the deadline for a potential government shutdown approaches in one month, Democrats are pushing for a short-term funding bill at current levels. Republicans, however, are looking to secure funding for the war in Iran before the deadline.

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Washington Examiner

Incoming House Democrat Richard Ojeda Calls for Impeachment of Former Trump Officials

Richard Ojeda, the newly elected Representative from North Carolina, has called for the impeachment of several former Trump administration officials, including Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem. In a recent interview, he emphasized the need for accountability while also addressing living costs. Ojeda, who won his seat in the recent elections, stated that he supports investigations into other officials and believes thorough investigations of Trump could better inform the public without immediately calling for his impeachment.

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democracydocket.com

White House warns Democrats against oversight investigations

The White House has warned incoming House Oversight Chairman Robert Garcia against pursuing oversight investigations into the Trump administration. White House counsel William O. Scharf stated that the administration would not be intimidated by what he described as unlawful motives. Garcia responded by affirming Congress's authority and accusing the Trump administration of weaponizing government threats. The warning follows Trump's recent appointment of Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff, who has been linked to the politicization of the Department of Justice.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Addresses Iran War During Veterans Day Speech

President Trump defended the U.S. war in Iran during his Veterans Day speech, stating it will end soon and emphasizing the need for total victory. He acknowledged U.S. casualties and expressed confidence that the world will be safer after the conflict. Following the midterms, the administration is focusing on economic and diplomatic measures rather than military action.

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Daily Wire

Migrant Caravan Advances Through Mexico Toward U.S. Border

A migrant caravan of about 2,000 people is moving through Mexico toward the U.S. border, with some members hoping for easier entry due to recent Democratic victories. Tom Homan, a former border czar, stated that federal authorities will not allow illegal entry. Some migrants expressed doubts about border restrictions easing, while previous caravans faced significant challenges.

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The Daily Beast

Former DHS Official Discusses Stephen Miller's Influence in Trump Administration

Miles Taylor, a former Homeland Security official, has revealed details about Stephen Miller's management style and influence within the Trump administration. Taylor described Miller as a micromanager who often made late-night calls and surprised junior staff during meetings. He emphasized Miller's loyalty to Trump, raising concerns about the potential for facilitating illegal activities.

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Washington Examiner

Wes Moore's Military Service Claims Questioned by Former Army Supervisor

Governor Wes Moore's military service claims are under scrutiny after his former Army supervisor disputed his accounts of combat leadership in Afghanistan. Retired Lt. Col. James Gottschling stated that Moore did not lead troops in combat and primarily held non-combat roles. Moore's office confirmed he received a Combat Action Badge for an indirect fire incident but lacked evidence for his claims of direct combat engagement. Moore's press secretary called the criticism politically motivated.

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washingtonsun.com

House Democrats Miss Key Impeachment Vote Due to Traffic Delays

On November 11, 2026, eleven House Democrats missed a key vote on the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, leading to criticism from colleagues. The House voted 211-204 to send the articles of impeachment to committee, blocking an immediate vote. Several absent lawmakers cited traffic delays as the reason for their absence.

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Axios

House Republicans Select Jim Jordan as New Leader Amid Divisions

Jim Jordan has been elected as the new leader of House Republicans following a significant electoral defeat. His selection reflects a shift towards a more confrontational stance aligned with former President Trump, although divisions within the party remain regarding the best approach to regain voter trust.

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New York Times — Politics

Hospitals Prepare for Medicaid Work Requirements and Funding Reductions

Eskenazi Hospital in Indianapolis is engaging with low-income neighborhoods to inform patients about maintaining Medicaid coverage. This effort is in response to upcoming work requirements and potential funding cuts affecting Medicaid.

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Axios

Stephen Miller's Strategy to Engage Young and Minority Male Voters

Stephen Miller plans to use his new role as White House chief of staff to regain support from young and minority men who shifted towards Democrats in the midterms. His focus will include reviving populist policies and addressing economic concerns, although he faces challenges with a Democratic-controlled Congress.

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Fox News — Latest

Mullin Promises No Changes to Immigration Policy Following Midterm Elections

Markwayne Mullin, Secretary of Homeland Security, stated there will be no changes to immigration policy following the midterm elections. He emphasized that deportations will continue at a rate of 3,600 individuals per day and criticized the Democratic Party's leadership and trustworthiness.

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The Hill

Reporters Without Borders urges impeachment of FCC Chair Brendan Carr

Reporters Without Borders has requested that the new Congress impeach FCC Chair Brendan Carr, citing his actions against news outlets critical of President Trump as a threat to press freedom. The organization alleges that Carr has abused his regulatory authority for political purposes.

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