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Jason Aldean and Kid Rock to headline ‘Rock the Country’ festival series

Jason Aldean and Kid Rock are scheduled to headline the "Rock the Country" music festival next year, bringing together two country music stars who have caught the attention of conservatives this year.

Oregon lawmakers tell Gov. Tina Kotek to call state of emergency over Measure 110

Oregon state senators are pushing Gov. Tina Kotek (D-OR) to declare a state of emergency over a state measure that passed three years ago decriminalizing small amounts of illicit drugs.

Former Wall Street trader and FTX employee sues collapsed crypto exchange for bonus

A former Wall Street trader recruited by FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried to aid the cryptocurrency exchange's charitable giving arm filed a lawsuit on Monday, fighting to get the rest of his six-figure 2022 bonus from the bankrupt company that defrauded $8 billion from unsuspecting customers.

Paul Pelosi hammer trial: David DePape takes stand, says conspiracy theories are to blame

The man accused of attacking former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul with a hammer took the stand in his own defense on Tuesday.

Class-action settlement: Navient student loan servicer users have six days to file claim for $16 million settlement

Student loan borrowers who used Navient, a private student loan servicer, have six days to file a claim to receive part of a $16 million class-action settlement.

MTG slams eight Republicans who tabled Mayorkas impeachment: ‘How many more Americans have to die’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) attacked the eight Republicans who voted to table her articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Speaker Johnson may avoid McCarthy’s fate despite needing Democratic support to pass CR

Several hard-line conservatives in the House Republican Conference are unhappy with Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) plan to fund the government as it will require Democratic support to get across the finish line. But the newly elected leader is likely to avoid the same backlash his predecessor faced — at least for the time being.

Biden suffers coughing spell during speech on climate change

President Joe Biden suffered a coughing spell during a speech on Tuesday while speaking on his administration's actions to address climate change.

Biden southern border crisis dips to 241,000 immigrant encounters in October

The number of illegal immigrants encountered at the U.S.-Mexico border in October remained at historic highs, the third-highest month in history, despite declining from September's record.

Czech news crew covering APEC robbed outside San Francisco bookstore

A camera crew from the Czech Republic was robbed outside San Francisco's City Lights Bookstore on Sunday. The crew was in town to cover the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit; San Francisco officials have ramped up efforts to clean up the city ahead of the event.
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