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Food stamps: New Mexico SNAP payments worth up to $1,751 for January to wrap up in three days

New Mexico residents who receive food stamps from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will be sent their benefits for January in three days if they have not already. All SNAP benefits for New Mexicans will be sent by Saturday. Payments are issued on the 1st of the month and end on the 20th. The day the food stamps […]

Stimulus update: Applications open for property tax rebate of up to $1,000 in Pennsylvania for some

Eligible residents in Pennsylvania can apply for the state’s property tax and rent rebate of up to $1,000, which will be distributed in the second half of the year. The rebates are to homeowners or renters in the Keystone State who are 65 and older, at least 50 years old and have a dead spouse, […]

Trump choosing Ramaswamy for vice president would be a ‘fool’s errand,’ former White House staffer says

Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany described why choosing businessman Vivek Ramaswamy for vice president on the 2024 Republican ticket would be a “fool’s errand” on Wednesday. The Outnumbered co-host was asked by Dana Perino about the chances of former President Donald Trump choosing Ramaswamy as his running mate for the election after Ramaswamy […]

Blackburn questions Veterans Affairs over illegal immigrant use of agency resources

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) sent a letter Wednesday to the Department of Veterans Affairs pressing the agency on its use of resources for the healthcare of illegal immigrants. Veterans Affairs has an agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in which it processes medical claims on the agency’s behalf, but the VA emphasizes it […]

Virginia Marine veteran enters House race in bid to make history and flip seat red

A member of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s (R-VA) administration is hoping to become the first female Marine Corps veteran to be elected to Congress, and she is attempting to flip a coveted blue seat in the process. Aliscia Andrews, the deputy secretary of homeland security for the Commonwealth of Virginia, announced her decision to enter the […]

Johnson presses Senate to prioritize House-led border bill over ‘comprehensive’ reform

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is pressing the Senate to prioritize the House’s flagship border security bill, arguing “now is not the time” to focus on advancing “comprehensive” reforms.  Johnson is set to meet with President Joe Biden at the White House on Wednesday afternoon alongside other congressional leaders to discuss the national security supplemental currently […]

Wisconsin Democratic law firm demands state Supreme Court draw new map as ‘lawless’ one takes effect

A Democratic law firm in Wisconsin is calling on the state Supreme Court to reconsider a new congressional map after a ruling last month that found the “lawless” current maps are unconstitutional. Elias Law group, which focuses on elections, asked the high court to revisit the congressional lines, stating in the filing on Tuesday that […]

Biden to extend contract for controversial ICE jail after pressure from unions

The Biden administration will extend a contract for a controversial, privately run Immigration and Customs Enforcement jail in the face of mounting pressure from unions to keep the facility open. Both Teamsters International and the National Federation of Federal Employees have lobbied lawmakers and President Joe Biden directly in recent weeks not to close the […]

Fani Willis accusations are ‘troubling’ but legal system will work, Kemp says

Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) is trusting the judicial system to work its course as reports about Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’s alleged relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade make the rounds. Willis has been accused of having an undisclosed relationship with Wade, who is overseeing the racketeering case against former President Donald Trump for […]

New Hampshire voters grill GOP hopefuls on problem they want treated as ‘top’ priority

As GOP candidates shift their sights to New Hampshire, its residents are demanding more answers to the opioid crisis, which they say is plaguing the prominent swing state. Many New Hampshire voters, such as recovered addict Kristina Amyot, say they are frustrated with how Republican candidates have prioritized border security and law enforcement over treatment […]
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