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Progressive House lawmaker apologizes for ‘racist state’ comment targeting Israel

A member of one of the House’s more progressive cliques, dubbed “the Squad,” has issued an apology after backlash arose over their comments accusing Israel of discrimination.

Harris lashes out at conservatives for attacking ‘importance of diversity and inclusion’

Vice President Kamala Harris shared her disdain for the recent Supreme Court rulings by blaming "extremist so-called leaders."

Donald Trump rejects idea that he didn’t ‘drain the swamp’ in first term

Former President Donald Trump is pushing back against claims he failed to "drain the swamp" during his first term in the White House.

‘Y’all can’t cancel me!’ Charles Barkley criticizes Bud Light boycott

Former NBA star Charles Barkley has harshly criticized the Bug Light boycott campaign during a visit to the American Century Celebrity golf tournament.

Reporter’s Notebook: What is the conclusion to the White House cocaine saga?

White House Reporter Naomi Lim joins Politics Editor Jim Antle to discuss Biden's trip to meet with NATO in Lithuania, what the Secret Service found in the cocaine White House investigation, and whether Bidenomics is working.

Top 5 takeaways from day two of Turning Point Action Conference

The Turning Point Action Conference wrapped up this weekend after several more lawmakers and political commentators gave speeches to the nearly 6,000 attendees.

Florida in hot water as ocean temperatures rise along with the humidity

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Record global ocean heating has invaded Florida with a vengeance.

Biden reelection campaign struggling to gain small donors compared to past presidents

President Joe Biden's campaign is touting high fundraising totals, but few of the donations came from small donors, showing that the president may be struggling more to appeal to the individual donor base than he did in 2020.

Farm fields don’t just feed us. They store carbon. But a big question is how much

DYSART, Iowa (AP) — When Al Schafbuch cut back on plowing his Iowa fields decades ago and later began growing cover crops, he was out to save money on fertilizer and reduce erosion. He got those benefits and saw his soil change for the better, too: dark, chunky, richly organic matter that he said feels like “chocolate cake.”

Fears surface that a third party candidate will tip 2024 race in Trump’s favor

Growing speculation over a third-party candidate in the 2024 presidential election has raised concerns amid Democrats that such a candidate could help former President Donald Trump reclaim the White House.
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