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Washington Examiner’s Salena Zito says Biden administration should avoid using TikTok for environmental policy

The Washington Examiner’s Salena Zito said Monday that the Biden administration should not be looking to TikTok for advice on what to do regarding the environment, including its decision to pause liquefied natural gas exports. President Joe Biden has received pushback over his recent decision to pause exporting LNG, with some reporters stating the decision […]

Israeli leaders condemn Ben-Gvir’s pro-Trump comments

Multiple Israeli leaders have condemned comments made by a right-wing Israeli politician who alleged the country would receive more U.S. support if former President Donald Trump were in office, as opposed to President Joe Biden. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, a key member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition, told the Wall Street Journal […]

Boeing problems pile up with new manufacturing flaw found before 737 delivery

Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems reported misdrilled holes in the fuselages of 50 undelivered 737 jets.  Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Stan Deal said in a letter to Boeing employees, reported by Reuters on Monday, that there were no immediate safety concerns and that the 737 series can continue to operate while the 50 jets get repaired.  […]

Squad squabbles: How big-name Democratic group could be in big trouble

Progressive House Democrats referred to as “the Squad” are facing an onslaught of personal problems spanning from ethics complaints and federal criminal investigations to competitive primary contests, setting up a tough 2024 election season right out of the gate for some of the Democratic Party’s most vocal members. Since the fall of last year, several […]

Stimulus update: Direct payment worth $1,312 to be sent to some Alaska residents in 10 days

In 10 days, the Alaska Department of Revenue is slated to distribute payments from the Permanent Fund Dividend to eligible residents who have yet to receive their checks from the state program. Those receiving their payments on Feb. 15 include Alaskans who have not received their PFD check from 2023 or earlier and have the “Eligible-Not Paid” status by Feb. 7. […]

Victoria Spartz announces reelection bid in reversal from last year

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) will run for reelection in Indiana’s 5th Congressional District, reversing course after announcing last year that she would not seek another term. Spartz announced her reelection bid on Monday morning, telling supporters she believes the best way for her to “deliver this Congress” is to run for another term. The decision […]

Reagan hated the ‘Swamp,’ ‘didn’t like what it represented’: Book

Former President Donald Trump made no secret that he hated Washington, D.C., when he first ran for president. He even nicknamed it the “Swamp.” But no modern president more than Ronald Reagan meant it as much and showed the city his backside as often. Here’s how Reagan biographer Craig Shirley, the author of the forthcoming […]

Oversight Board orders Meta to label AI-edited videos of politicians

Meta was told to label any media that featured edits of politicians generated by artificial intelligence. The Oversight Board, an organization created by Meta to oversee what content the company removes from Facebook and Instagram, ruled on Monday that Meta had to leave AI-generated media designed to deceive the public on its platforms but that […]

Lankford defends border bill over GOP backlash: ‘Read it for yourself’

Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) responded to Republican criticisms over the proposed border security bill released by Senate negotiators on Sunday night and said his colleagues should read the text of the bill rather than go off posts online. Several Republicans, including House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), have already expressed their […]

No Labels undeterred by onslaught of legal complaints targeting third-party ballot initiative

No Labels is facing a barrage of legal challenges and complaints from Democratic allies and groups hoping to put an end to the third-party organization’s ballot access initiative. However, the group, undeterred, called the lawsuits “frivolous without merit” and said they expose the cynicism and hypocritical nature of the two-party system. Ryan Clancy, a chief […]
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