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Supreme Court’s second week heats up with Nancy Mace gerrymandering case

The Supreme Court is heading into its second week of its term and will hear major cases, including a racial gerrymandering challenge to South Carolina's 1st Congressional District and a whistleblower retaliation case.

Social Security update: First round of payments worth up to $4,555 arrives in four days

Round one of three Social Security retirement payments for October, worth up to $4,555 for those who retired at the age of 70, will be sent to millions of retirees in just four more days.

New gun control laws sweep three blue states

Starting in October, three blue states will put into effect a slew of new gun reform legislation. Lawsuits against Colorado and Maryland have arisen, while Connecticut has steered clear of any new legal trouble.

Stimulus update: Deadline to claim Georgia rebate worth up to $500 is in nine days

Georgia taxpayers who received an extension on filing their income tax for 2022 have nine days to file their returns to see a tax rebate of up to $500.

Social Security update: $914 payment to arrive to recipients in 25 days

Federal Supplemental Security Income recipients will get their payment for November in 25 days, with individual filers receiving up to $914.

House leaderless after stunning Kevin McCarthy ouster: Washington Photos of the Week

The House of Representatives remains paralyzed after Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) was ousted as speaker on Tuesday when a group of GOP rebels joined with all Democrats to remove him from his post.

Judge pauses cancellation orders of Donald Trump business licenses

A Democratic-appointed judge ordered a pause on the cancellations of former President Donald Trump's business licenses Friday but denied Trump's attempt to postpone his civil fraud trial in New York.

Ford lays off more employees amid UAW strike, bringing total to nearly 1,800

Ford announced Friday it was laying off another 495 employees due to the United Auto Workers strike.

Republicans pitch rule change to internal speaker nominations in effort to avoid floor fight

A group of nearly 100 House Republicans is requesting a meeting to make a temporary change to the internal rules for nominating a House speaker in hopes of avoiding a lengthy fight on the floor of the House of Representatives next week.

Sen. Mike Braun endorses Jim Jordan in House speaker race

Sen. Mike Braun (R-IN) endorsed House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) on Friday in the contest for House speaker.
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