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Food stamps: November SNAP payments worth $1,751 end for New Mexico residents in three days

New Mexico will issue payments to qualified low-income residents who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in four days for the month of November.

Biden meets with Mexican president in hopes of three-way fentanyl cooperation

President Joe Biden will meet with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in San Francisco, California, on Friday to round out his whirlwind week at the 2023 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.

Biden team trashes report it’s considering using TikTok as app controversy ramps up

President Joe Biden's campaign swatted down a report Friday that it may be joining TikTok to reach younger voters.

NYC Mayor Adams reveals budget cuts will slash 4,000 police jobs over the next two years

New York City Mayor Eric Adams detailed immediate budget cuts due to the immigration crisis on Thursday, which includes reducing the number of officers from 33,000 to 29,000 in the next two years.

George Santos faces third expulsion push in the House

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) will face a third effort to expel him from his New York House seat after Ethics Committee Chairman Michael Guest (R-MS) introduced a motion to remove him following his panel's report showing evidence the freshman engaged in unlawful conduct that is "beneath the dignity" of Congress.

Congressional chaos and a cushy gig could push out another Republican in a key state

Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) may join the wave of House Republicans stepping down next year, as he is expected to receive an offer to serve as Youngstown State University's 10th president.

Housing starts rise in October despite higher mortgage rates

The number of housing starts ticked up slightly in October, a sign of resilience in construction as the market for existing homes is battered by high mortgage rates.

Biden signs bill keeping government funded through the holidays

President Joe Biden signed a funding package overnight on Thursday, keeping the government open through the new year.

Democrats worry attacking Trump will lead to a repeat of 2016

One Democratic strategist is sounding the alarm over what he expects President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party to use as their main line of attack against former President Donald Trump in a likely 2024 matchup.

State Department tells Rubio it could revoke visas of Hamas endorsers

The State Department acknowledged its power to revoke visas for foreign nationals residing in the United States who have endorsed Hamas while living on U.S. soil as a wave of Republicans are pushing to deport people they say are supportive of the terrorist group.
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