Why the Wagner boss is saying Russia could lose the warįifth House Democrat calls on Feinstein to resignĭeSantis says he would push to repeal Trump criminal justice reform if electedĪmericans more sure about who they don’t support in 2024 race than who they. Unorthodox immigration bill catches both parties by surpriseĭemocrats unanimously back debt ceiling discharge petitionįeds investigating alleged hack in connection with leaked Tucker Carlson.

Hobbs says predecessor misappropriated $50MĬlub for Growth unveils new anti-Trump ad GOP conservatives fume over possible debt ceiling compromisesĪrizona Gov. Yellen says US will run out of money by June 5 if debt ceiling not raised GOP debt ceiling negotiator: ‘Hell no!’ to dropping work requirements demand House passes measure overturning Biden’s student debt forgiveness program But the contract also includes a noncompete provision that limits his ability to launch another show.ĭemocrats erupt in laughter after Greene calls for decorum in House The decision by Fox News to part ways with Carlson also came at a time when he hosted the most popular prime-time cable news show in the country.Ĭourt sides with Arkansas on air pollution plan blocked by EPAĬongressional Black Caucus launches ‘Summer of Action’ ahead of 2024Ĭarlson’s Fox News contract runs until the start of 2025, with the network insisting on still paying him. The suit revolved around the network’s coverage of former President Trump and his allies’ claims that the 2020 election was stolen. “If Dominion wants to do business with Texas in the future, they should first answer questions about what role, if any, they played in silencing a prominent conservative journalist.”Ī Fox News spokesperson in a statement to Axios said that the idea that Carlson was let go of as part of the settlement was “categorically false.” An attorney for Dominion also told the news outlet that it did not insist on Carlson being fired.Ī Dominion spokesperson told The Hill early Sunday that nothing about Carlson was part of the settlement, and any claims otherwise are false.Ĭarlson’s high-profile departure came just days after Fox News settled a defamation lawsuit with Dominion for more than $780 million. “We may disagree with other’s positions, but we should never try to improperly silence views contrary to our own,” Abbott said on Twitter on Saturday.

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