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Russian government says it is willing to improve ties—but onus is on Trump to make first move

December 27, 2024

Russia is willing to work with President-elect Donald Trump to help improve relations with Ukraine so long as the U.S. makes the first move, Kremlin officials said this week, adding fresh momentum for the possibility of peace talks as its war in Ukraine threatens to stretch into a third year.  Speaking to reporters Thursday in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov reiterated that Russia could be ready to...

WV Gov. Jim Justice to delay US Senate swearing-in, averting brief bedlam in Charleston

December 27, 2024

West Virginia Republican Gov. Jim Justice announced that he would delay his U.S. Senate swearing-in, thereby preventing a whirlwind of four governors in a 10-day period due to coinciding changes in Charleston’s legislative leadership. In doing so, it leaves federal Republicans’ Senate majority briefly at two instead of three seats. Justice alluded to such in remarks late Thursday, saying he wants to do what’s best for Mountaineers. “My...

Former FBI and CIA chief urges senators to sink Patel, Gabbard

December 27, 2024

The Reagan-era director of the FBI, and later the CIA, is urging the Senate to reject two of President-elect Donald Trump’s selections for top law enforcement and intelligence posts. In a letter to senators on Thursday reported by Politico, former FBI and CIA director William Webster wrote that Kash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard are unqualified to be FBI director and director of national intelligence, respectively. Webster, who is...

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Former head of the FBI James Comey is getting lambasted online after he shared a social post that many people perceived as …

Texas is one of eight states without universal online voter registration. A lawmaker pushing for it says he’ll continue the fight.