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Lindsey Graham to wage ‘war’ on bill enforcing Chick Fil A’s open Sundays

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) threatened to get involved in upcoming legislation in New York to change Chick-fil-A's operating hours.

Psaki bashes ‘spinelessness’ of GOP candidates for defending Trump post-Colorado ruling

Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki lambasted 2024 GOP presidential candidates after they collectively denounced the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling barring Republican front-runner Donald Trump from the ballot.

Pro-peace Putin challenger barred from Russian presidential ballot

Challenger to President Vladimir Putin, former TV journalist Yekaterina Duntsova, was disqualified on Saturday from running in Russia's next presidential election.

How a sitting Democratic Connecticut mayor could be ousted after ‘shocking’ evidence

The mayor of Connecticut's largest city could lose his job next month when voters return to the polls for a court-ordered redo of the Democratic primary.

John Kerry claims it’s ‘sort of ageism’ to criticize Biden for his age

Fellow octogenarian John Kerry defended President Joe Biden's age, claiming he has "done a brilliant job as president."

Biden warned Netanyahu not to strike Hezbollah and cause regional war: Report

President Joe Biden played a critical role in curtailing the scale of the war in the Middle East by reportedly convincing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt preemptive strikes against Hezbollah forces in Lebanon.

Florida police officer in Grinch costume offers onions for speeding violations

A county sheriff's office in Florida used an infamous Christmas character to enforce traffic laws the weekend before the holiday.

Biden signs $886.3 billion defense policy bill into law

President Joe Biden on Friday signed the annual National Defense Authorization Act into law, approving $886.3 billion in spending, according to a press release from the White House.

Biden brings black Wisconsin voters to forefront of campaign with economic victory lap

President Joe Biden highlighted his investment in black-owned small businesses in an appeal to voters of color in the crucial swing state of Wisconsin ahead of the 2024 election.

Paramedics found guilty of negligent homicide in Elijah McClain’s death

Two paramedics from the city of Aurora, Colorado, have been convicted of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Elijah McClain.
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