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Former Rep. Mark Walker weighs up North Carolina gubernatorial bid

EXCLUSIVE — Former Rep. Mark Walker is weighing another run for public office, with the North Carolina Republican considering a gubernatorial or congressional bid in 2024, two sources familiar with his thinking told the Washington Examiner.

Late Fast & Furious star’s car sells for over $600,000 at auction

A rare sports car that previously belonged to late Fast & Furious star Paul Walker has sold for over $600,000 at auction.

WATCH: Journalist Benjamin Hall, injured in Ukraine, urges others to keep telling ‘stories from war’

Fox News's State Department correspondent, Benjamin Hall, who lost half a leg, a foot, and the use of one eye after being injured while covering the war in Ukraine, encouraged journalists to keep telling stories from war.

Putin exploits US divisions to gain leverage in prisoner swaps, advocate says

A hostage swap that freed WNBA star Brittney Griner after a 10-month stint in Russian detention while leaving behind former Marine Paul Whelan is a Kremlin tactic to foster “chaos” by exploiting political cleavages, a hostage advocate said.

Five-week-old bulldog puppy stolen from DC home in armed robbery

A 5-week-old puppy was among the stolen items during an armed robbery at a home in Washington, D.C., on Thursday night.

Kyrsten Sinema files for reelection as an independent

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) filed paperwork to run for reelection in 2024 as an independent a week after she announced she was leaving the Democratic Party.

Virginia woman caught bringing giraffe and zebra bones back from Africa

A Virginia woman was found with some rather unusual souvenirs in her luggage at Washington Dulles International Airport last month.

Trump comes out swinging for McCarthy, says defectors playing ‘dangerous game’

Former President Donald Trump is coming out hard in support of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to become the next speaker of the House, arguing that the California Republican’s defectors are playing a “dangerous game.”

Los Angeles’s hefty ‘mansion tax’ for homeless spooks the wealthy

Wealthy Los Angeles homeowners with an eye on selling their homes are reeling over a new “mansion tax” that could put them on the hook for millions of dollars as part of an effort to aid the homeless, realtors say.

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