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"This is just not America. We're not about taking rights," Xavier Becerra said Sunday of the Court's decision to overturn the landmark abortion rights case.

The Wyoming Republican said Sunday she will make the decision "down the road" based on what is "right for the country."

Cheney said Sunday that the Department of Justice "doesn't have to wait for the committee to make a criminal referral" to decide to prosecute Trump.

As Trump continues to accuse Hutchinson of lying, the GOP lawmaker commended her "commitment to truth" on Sunday.

Trump said Saturday that he is winning "by really big, record type, numbers," but polls show he and President Joe Biden would be set for a close race.

Seeking an abortion will become more difficult for victims, including young girls, in a post-Roe world, critics argued.

The attorney general's threat comes as St. Louis and Kansas City have prepared measures to provide funds to people seeking abortions outside of the state.

New survey data shows that just 39 percent of voters would back Biden in a hypothetical 2024 rematch against Trump, a figure that has decreased since May.

"Why did thousands of cattle all die in a heat wave?" Greene tweeted. "Usually just the old, sick, or weak die in stressful conditions, not the whole herd."

The Republican congressman described Cheney as "the only serious person" in a GOP midterm debate.

Andrew Anglin, who founded the Neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer, recently gave a "forceful endorsement" of Blake Masters of Arizona.

The former Trump administration official said Hutchinson's lawyer should be "disbarred."

"President Trump has to get re-elected—God forbid—again, or he has to just leave the national stage," McCain said of potential change in the GOP.

The Brennan Center for Justice warned that the Supreme Court's decision in Moore v. Harper could "enable partisan interference in ballot counting."

The former federal prosecutor suggested there is enough evidence to prosecute Trump following testimony by a former White House aide to the January 6 committee.

"He must be impeached. We cannot wait another second having him dictate our path," Voight said of President Biden in a video shared on Twitter.

"Maybe now is the time to go 'into the streets' to stop this insane President," the Republican lawmaker tweeted.

New polling suggests Democrats are better positioned to maintain control of Congress following the Supreme Court's controversial decision on abortion rights.

According to Stern, Cooper expressed concern about running as "another white male," before reportedly agreeing to be on the radio host's presidential ticket.

British morning show host Lorraine Kelly said that Meghan "has things to say" and an "astonishing platform" that makes a political future a possibility.

Donald Trump has denied a series of claims made by Cassidy Hutchinson alleging erratic behavior in the lead-up to the January 6 riots.

Stacey Abrams is facing off against incumbent Governor Brian Kemp, as Senator Raphael Warnock defends his seat against Trump-backed Herschel Walker.

The popular podcast host said what the Republican governor has "done for Florida has been admirable."

President Joe Biden has a storied history with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas who recently voted to overturn Roe v. Wade.

"There is no difference between this and the Taliban," the GOP congressman said, reacting to Boebert's remarks on the separation of church and state.

Hey Jane CEO told Newsweek patient demand had doubled since the June 24 announcement compared to May's average.

"I think most Americans know that attempting to influence witnesses to testify untruthfully presents very serious issues," Cheney said.

Mick Mulvaney, former acting chief of staff to former President Donald Trump, called the revelation in Representative Cheney's closing statement "stunning."

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner said a former White House aide's testimony shows Trump intentionally launched an armed attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Trump's rant came as political analysts praised the former White House aide's testimony as "compelling" and "astonishing."