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Former President Joe Biden said over the weekend, ahead of the release of his presidential memoir, that he would need to limit the promotional events due to his cancer battle slowing him down at times.

"Some days are better than others. It hasn't stopped me. But sometimes it slows me down. What that means is, unfortunately, I won’t be able to do as many conversations about my book as I’d hoped. However, I’m hopeful the words on the page speak for themselves," Biden said.

The memoir, titled "Promise Me, America," is set to be released on Nov. 17.

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President Donald Trump expressed doubts that Democrats will attempt to impeach him a third time once they retake Congress in January.

When asked during an interview on "60 Minutes," if Democrats would impeach him again, Trump said, "I can't imagine it, you know? Look, what have I done? I've had the best two years in the history of the presidency."

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"The Department will double down on its efforts to restore parental rights, return education to the states, and open more higher education pathways for students."

The Department of Education is doubling down on its efforts to dismantle federal bureaucracy and bolster parental rights after Democrats swept key midterm elections across the country, including going after school districts for concealing a students' gender transition from parents.

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"This election shows that there's an 'anybody but Trump' mentality holding the Democrats together and attracting people to that side."

David Coffee, a former liberal activist, shares his perspective on what the 2026 midterms mean for the future of the moderates in America.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche fires back at CNN's Dana Bash after she presses him on whether the DOJ should be defending members of the Trump administration from congressional investigations.

Blanche says the Constitution makes it his job, plain and simple, and takes direct aim at Rep. Robert Garcia for suggesting Stephen Miller needs his own personal lawyer after Garcia repeatedly posted "lawyer up" following the Democratic midterm sweep. "I would suggest he read the Constitution. If he doesn't have a copy, I can arrange to send him one," Blanche says.

The AG also doesn't rule out investigating Democrats whose rhetoric against the Trump administration crosses a legal line, saying there "could be" consequences depending on what's said.

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