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Stimulus update: Direct payment worth $1,312 being sent from Alaska fund within weeks

Eligible Alaska residents will continue to receive their payments from the Permanent Fund Dividend in two weeks after the first mass disbursement went out earlier this month.

Israel Hamas attack: Death toll of Americans up to nine

Nine Americans were killed in the massive terrorist attacks in Israel this weekend, according to the U.S. State Department.

Nikki Haley pulls in $11 million in third quarter following debate performances

Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley's presidential campaign raised over $11 million in the third quarter of 2023 and will report a significant amount of available cash as the Iowa Republican caucuses approach.

Israel orders ‘total siege’ of Gaza in aftermath of unprecedented terror attack by Hamas

Israel ordered a “total siege” of the Gaza Strip in the aftermath of this weekend’s unprecedented multifaceted terrorist attack perpetrated by Hamas.

Iran gave go-ahead for vicious Hamas terror attack against Israel: Report

Iran was directly involved in the planning of the Saturday terror attack on Israel, which has spurred a war between the country and the Hamas terrorist organization, which operates out of the contested Gaza Strip, according to reports.

Centrist Republicans float reinstating McCarthy as speaker following Israel attacks

Some Republicans are considering a move to reinstate Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as top leader of the House as the chamber finds itself without a speaker during a war involving one of the country's strongest allies.

Last stand? DeSantis bets big on Iowa to topple Trump

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is betting big on Iowa in a gamble to close the polling gap between him and 2024 Republican primary front-runner former President Donald Trump.

Vladimir Putin tries to celebrate ‘diversity’ as justification for war in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has adopted the rhetoric of multiculturalism to justify the war in Ukraine as part of an apparent initiative to offset the loss of political and economic ties in Europe.

Biden faces new Democratic pressure on border ahead of 2024 reelection bid

The issue of immigrant surges in blue cities and states far from the U.S. southern border threatens to upend President Joe Biden's relationships with Democratic leaders ahead of what looks to be a close 2024 reelection battle.

Why home insurance markets are in crisis around the country

The U.S. home insurance market is careening toward disaster as policy premiums soar and private insurers exit high-risk states, threatening to affect millions of homeowners nationwide.
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