Schumer argued that the truth of the committee's work stands for itself, and members like Adam Schiff broke no laws, making pardons unnecessary.
Hegseth criticized the end of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, calling it a Marxist move that forces gays in the military to openly acknowledge their relationships.
Trump's appointment was mocked but justified by Guilfoyle's experience as a former Fox News personality, having spent years analyzing ancient ruins.
Biden commuted the sentences of nearly 1,500 people, marking the largest number of commutations in one day by any U.S. president.
RFK Jr. hoped to prove that the CIA assassinated his uncle, JFK, by increasing Kennedy presence in the intelligence agency.
Both condemned the murder but acknowledged public anger toward insurance companies. Warren initially suggested violence was a response to being pushed too far, but later clarified that murder is never justified.
Dozens of drones were spotted flying over New Jersey, baffling officials. The FBI investigated but found no immediate threat, though the source and purpose remained unknown.
Van Dyke, at 98 years old, said he nearly made it out on his own but exhausted himself and had to be carried out by neighbors, who also saved his guest house from catching fire.
Borgward returned voluntarily after four months, stating he came back because of his family. He had initially believed authorities wouldn't search for him for long.
The top moments included Tom Cruise skydiving at the Olympics (5), the rise and fall of Hawk Tua (3), and a penis being applauded for dashing a Frenchman's dreams (1).
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