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Haley super PAC homes in on DeSantis in Iowa amid expectations game

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley's outside supporters are targeting Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) in Iowa five weeks before the 2024 Republican presidential primary's first-in-the-nation nominating caucus.

State Department says it finds images of blindfolded and stripped Palestinians ‘deeply disturbing’

The State Department condemned images of stripped and blindfolded Palestinian prisoners as "deeply disturbing."

Jury declares Google has monopoly over Android app store in victory for Epic

A jury has decided that Google has turned the Google Play Store and the Google Play Billing service into an illegal monopoly, a significant victory for Fortnite developer Epic Games three years after it sued the Android developer on antitrust grounds.

Speaker Johnson reverses course again on FISA and pulls both bills

Neither of the two bills to reauthorize and reform a powerful spy tool used by American intelligence agencies will be voted on this week after the Rules Committee pulled the legislation amid intense backlash.

Taylor Swift attends comedy show raising money for Gaza charity: Report

Singer Taylor Swift attended a comedy show that featured comedian Ramy Youssef and benefited a Gaza charity, according to reports.

Zelensky: Putin thinks his dreams are coming true with Ukraine aid impasse in Congress

The political standoff that threatens U.S. aid to Ukraine is in line with Russian President Vladimir Putin's wishes, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.

UN floats richer nations reducing meat consumption to fight climate change

A new proposal from the United Nations floated the idea of higher-income nations reducing their meat intake while improving access for low-income countries as an effort to fight climate change.

Newsom says stumping for Biden isn’t ‘pulling teeth’ but he got involved out of ‘frustration’

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) claimed his fervent support for President Joe Biden stemmed from frustration over others not touting his achievements.

Texas installs anti-climb fence in Brownsville area of border to stop illegal immigration

AUSTIN, Texas — State military has installed an 8-foot anti-climb fence along one of the busiest spots along the Texas border with Mexico for illegal immigration.

White House highlighting past GOP criticisms of impeachment ahead of inquiry floor vote

EXCLUSIVE — Ahead of the House voting to authorize an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, which is expected to happen on Wednesday, the White House is pointing at past statements from Republican members and ramping up pressure ahead of the vote.
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