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From the Hunter Biden laptop to Kamala Harris edits: the long history of '60 Minutes' controversies
Scott Pelley accuses CBS News of political bias after firing, while critics point to years of '60 Minutes' scandals predating Bari Weiss's leadership.
Americans still crave protein despite record beef prices as expert reveals the 'healthiest burger'
Ground beef prices are up 14% right now as protein demand surges. A dietitian reveals how to balance health goals with your summer grilling satisfaction.
Maine Democrats decide fate of Senate candidate dogged by explosive allegations
Graham Platner faces controversies in Maine's Democratic Senate primary as Trump's endorsement power is tested in South Carolina's GOP gubernatorial race.
MORNING GLORY: The countryside versus the capitol part I
The film "Pressure" starring Brendan Fraser as Eisenhower offers lessons on presidential decision-making ahead of the emerging 2028 race cycle.
LIZ PEEK: Democrats must answer who they support if they abandon Israel
Democrats increasingly oppose Israel support as 74% of Democratic voters reject additional military aid, according to a New York Times survey.
Top Republican pushes for reconciliation 3.0 to address affordability
RSC Chairman Pfluger says reconciliation 3.0 will tackle affordability, fraud, and defense spending along with housing, energy, and healthcare.
GOP senators rally around new DHS proposal targeting sanctuary cities: 'Should pay a price'
Republican senators signal support for pulling CBP officers from sanctuary city airports as Mullin says the proposal is still actively being considered.
Susan Collins refuses to weigh in on Platner's sexting scandal as Maine voters head to polls
Sen. Susan Collins repeatedly declines to comment on Democratic rival Graham Platner's sexting scandal as Maine voters head to polls for primary.
JONATHAN TURLEY: California proves voters get the government they tolerate
California's slow vote counting and billions wasted on a high-speed train to nowhere illustrate what Jonathan Turley calls the politics of low expectations.
The ‘crooked’ charge against NBC: Why the Donald Trump-Kristen Welker slugfest went off the rails
President Donald Trump called the press "crooked" and ended his NBC interview abruptly after getting into repeated clashes with Kristen Welker.
Vance refers Tim Walz, Minnesota attorney general to DOJ for criminal investigation over state's alleged fraud
VP JD Vance announced the referral of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and state Attorney General Keith Ellison to the DOJ for criminal investigation over alleged fraud.
Karmelo Anthony stays silent as analysts warn defense faces uphill battle in track meet stabbing trial
Karmelo Anthony's defense rests without his testimony in the murder trial for the stabbing death of Austin Metcalf at a Texas high school track meet.