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Supreme Court will adopt an ethics code

The Supreme Court announced Monday the justices will adopt an ethics code as they face increasing pressure over undisclosed travel and gifts.

Class-action settlement: Navient student loan servicer users have until today to file claim for $28 million settlement

Student loan borrowers from three states who used Navient, a private student loan servicer, have until the end of Monday to file a claim to receive part of a $28 million class-action settlement.

No major GOP presidential candidate running on 15-week abortion limit after Scott exit

None of the major contenders in the 2024 Republican presidential race supports a national abortion restriction other than for late in pregnancy, following the withdrawal of Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) on Sunday.

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

Low-income New Mexican households that receive support from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will see their final payments for the month of November by the 20th.

Early favorites who could succeed Manchin for senator of West Virginia

West Virginia Republicans have a significant advantage in one of the most closely watched Senate contests after Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) announced he would not launch a reelection bid.

Tim Scott exit brings GOP closer to a DeSantis-Haley showdown

The exit of Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) from the 2024 Republican presidential race leaves just four major challengers to former President Donald Trump for the nomination, bringing us closer to the day when it will be two.

Biden border crisis costing taxpayers nearly half a trillion dollars: House Republicans

House Republicans released a report that totaled the costs of record-high illegal immigration at the southern border under the Biden administration and estimated that U.S. taxpayers have paid nearly half a trillion dollars.

MAGA war: How infighting in three key swing states could cost Republicans big

Three states are experiencing infighting from the Republican Party's right flank supporting former President Donald Trump, which could damage conservatives' chances of garnering the necessary support to win big in 2024.

Thanksgiving: Looming government shutdown could cause disaster for holiday travel

Travelers could face flight cancellations or delays this Thanksgiving if Congress fails to avert a government shutdown this week, which would force Transportation Security Administration officials and air traffic controllers to work without pay.

What Congress must do to avoid a shutdown

The clock is ticking as the House of Representatives and Senate look to avoid a government shutdown as the stopgap's extension on funding is set to expire later this week.
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