John Bickley

Republicans who broke ranks include Thomas Massey, Don Bacon, Kevin Kiley, Jeff Hurd, Dan Newhouse, and Brian Fitzpatrick.

House Speaker Mike Johnson noted in a press conference following the vote that the ultimate decision on Trump's tariffs will most likely fall to the Supreme Court, which heard oral arguments on the issue in November.

A decision is expected later this year.

Attorney General Pam Bondi defended the Justice Department's release of files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation during a heated House Judiciary Committee hearing.

Daily Wire political reporter Cameron Arcand has the details.

Are you able to track who in your organization made this massive failure and released the victims' names?

Are you able to track who it was that obscured Les Wexner's name as a co-conspirator in an FBI document?

Yeah, I already told you that.

This is where he's listed as a token spirit.

Reclaiming my time.

In what may be the biggest controversy of the Games so far, Olympic officials have disqualified a Ukrainian athlete after he planned to honor fallen soldiers on his uniform.

Vladislav Hereskevich qualified for competition in the Skeleton, a sledding event on an ice track to take place in Cortina, Italy.

But Olympic officials ruled that the Ukrainian athlete's helmet violated rules against political speech at the Games.

The president of the International Olympic Committee delivered the decision on Hereskevich personally on Thursday.

and left the meeting in tears.

For his part, Hraskovic said he didn't break any rules.

The House passed a revised version of the Save America Act on Wednesday.

The legislation requires photo ID and proof of U.S.

citizenship for voters.

The vote went largely along party lines, with every Republican who was present voting in favor of the measure.