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House Minority Leader MORE (D-Calif.) is closing in on a deal with some of her fiercest Democratic critics to support term limits for party leaders -- a move that would likely pave the way for her to clinch the Speaker’s gavel in January. The tentative agreement, which was first reported by Politico on Tuesday night, would involve Pelosi publicly supporting a caucus rule to impose a three-term limit on the top three members of Democratic leadership, according to source

MORE met at the White House on Tuesday, ostensibly to resolve a government funding impasse. It turned out to be much more than that. The leaders pointed fingers at each other, raised their voices and assigned blame over a possible shutdown, offering an ugly first glimpse of what divided government in Washington might look like next year. The meeting began as Oval Office photo opportunities typically do, with the leaders posing for the cameras while sitting in front of a fireplace on upholstered chairs and sofas.

New Jersey’s new ban, which took effect during the midnight hour of Tuesday, December 11, makes it a felony to possess a magazine holding more than ten rounds. We asked the NJSP if they would be enforcing this ban on a traffic stop-basis — checking magazines in firearms when they pulled over drivers for speeding, reckless driving, etc.

As Breitbart News has extensively chronicled, Attorney General Jeff Sessions ended the DACA program last year, although it’s official termination has been held up in court by left-wing judges. Since then, a coalition of establishment Republicans and Democrats have sought to ram an amnesty for up to 3.5 million DACA-enrolled and eligible illegal aliens through Congress, an initiative supported by

As Breitbart News has extensively chronicled, Attorney General Jeff Sessions ended the DACA program last year, although it’s official termination has been held up in court by left-wing judges. Since then, a coalition of establishment Republicans and Democrats have sought to ram an amnesty for up to 3.5 million DACA-enrolled and eligible illegal aliens through Congress, an initiative supported by

15.6 percent of participants reportedly selected O’Rourke, while 14.9 percent chose Biden.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump sought Tuesday to pressure Democratic congressional leaders into supporting his demand for billions of dollars to build his promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, threatening to have the military build it ‘‘if Democrats do not give us the votes to secure our Country.’’ Trump tweeted the threat hours before Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi were to meet with Trump at the White House in an effort to avert a possible partial government shutdown on Dec.

JOAN VENNOCHI If Warren wants to run for president, she should.  Editorial The Trump administration’s “public charge” rule is chilling and cruel, and letters from Massachusetts officials show how the policy would hurt immigrants.  Opinion | Laurence H. Tribe Our country’s governing document makes good on the promise that no one is above the law.   Several candidates have been declared unqualified for their positions by the American Bar Association; others have politically thorny or racially divisive backgrounds.

JOAN VENNOCHI If Warren wants to run for president, she should.  Editorial The Trump administration’s “public charge” rule is chilling and cruel, and letters from Massachusetts officials show how the policy would hurt immigrants.  Opinion | Laurence H. Tribe Our country’s governing document makes good on the promise that no one is above the law.   Several candidates have been declared unqualified for their positions by the American Bar Association; others have politically thorny or racially divisive backgrounds.

JOAN VENNOCHI If Warren wants to run for president, she should.  Editorial The Trump administration’s “public charge” rule is chilling and cruel, and letters from Massachusetts officials show how the policy would hurt immigrants.  Opinion | Laurence H. Tribe Our country’s governing document makes good on the promise that no one is above the law.   Several candidates have been declared unqualified for their positions by the American Bar Association; others have politically thorny or racially divisive backgrounds.