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How the renewed Obamacare debate is shaping the 2024 election

The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, has resurfaced as a campaign issue and one that could help determine the outcome of which party wins the White House.

This Christmas song deemed least festive, earning 99% less than top song by Mariah Carey

New data show the most popular Christmas songs played on streaming platform Spotify draw earnings of just under $5.5 million, but one song in particular has earned less than $20,000 for its artist.

2023 Review: The rise of Oliver Anthony

Country musician Oliver Anthony became an overnight sensation in 2023 thanks to a viral song in which he blasts the federal government for not working in the best interest of the public.

Everything standing in the way of nationwide adoption of electric vehicles

The Biden administration heavily pushed electric vehicle adoption and incentives this year, but some reports have sounded the alarm on a slowing demand as customers are hesitant to make the transition to a greener alternative.

Trump’s inner circle: Who are Donald’s four most trusted insiders on 2024 team?

Former President Donald Trump's circle has shifted and tightened over the course of several years and three presidential campaigns. What has resulted is a practically leak-proof team of trusted veterans advising Trump and his White House bid going into 2024.

Trump says he peacefully transferred power after ‘rigged’ 2020 election and would again in 2028

Former President Donald Trump pledged to peacefully transfer power to the next president come 2028 if he is elected for another term in 2024 while also claiming he allowed for a peaceful transfer in 2021 — despite the election being "rigged."

New Year’s disillusion: Joe Biden on track to end 2023 with inglorious honor

President Joe Biden will be ending 2023 with a near-record low approval rating as he heads into 2024 with the hope of being reelected in November.

Lance Armstrong has more than $100,000 worth of bikes stolen from storage unit

The Austin Police Department claims two men were involved in a robbery of six bikes that belonged to cyclist Lance Armstrong.

Judge in Trump classified documents case sets key deadline ahead of trial

United States District Judge Aileen Cannon, in former President Donald Trump's classified documents case, approved Friday a request from Special Counsel Jack Smith to require preparation of jury questionnaires jointly ahead of the 2024 trial.

Barack Obama lobbied to keep Harvard President Gay after antisemitism hearing

Former President Barack Obama reportedly lobbied to prevent Harvard President Claudine Gay from being forced to resign following her early December testimony before Congress on campus antisemitism.
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