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Content creators blasted for profiting off of Philadelphia’s ‘tranq tourism’

Social media creators are under fire for taking advantage of a derelict Philadelphia community and filming its residents while they are high for content.

Top Obama officials skeptical of Biden’s plan to fix his two biggest problems

Officials who worked for former President Barack Obama are sounding the alarm about two central problems in President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign.

‘We have to strike back at the Houthis’: Former CENTCOM commander

The two most recent leaders of U.S. Central Command have called for the military to respond more forcefully to the attacks of Houthi forces against commercial vessels in the region's waterways.

Stimulus update: Application period for direct payments from Alaska fund opens in 14 days

Applications for the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend program will open to residents for 2024 in 14 days.

Georgia’s struggles to push maps through courts runs down to school district in Cobb County

A federal court ordered the Cobb County, Georgia, school district must redraw the lines for its school board for next year's elections.

Authorities shut down southern border bridges over immigration surge: ‘WAY over capacity’

AUSTIN, Texas — The situation at the U.S.-Mexico border further deteriorated over the weekend as tens of thousands of immigrants crossed the Rio Grande and entered the United States illegally per day, prompting the Biden administration to shut down railroad crossings in Eagle Pass and El Paso.

Pope says gay people can receive blessings: ‘No intention to legitimize anything’

Pope Francis and the Vatican's office for Catholic doctrine released a document Monday clarifying that couples in "irregular situations," including same-sex relationships, are able to receive blessings that do not validate their relationships.

Trump makes new push to dismiss Georgia RICO case on First Amendment grounds

Former President Donald Trump's Georgia election subversion case should be dismissed because Trump was exercising his First Amendment rights at the time of the alleged crimes, his attorney Steve Sadow argued in a Monday court filing.

Food stamps: December SNAP payments worth $1,751 to wrap up for New Mexico residents in two days

Low-income New Mexico households that benefit from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will see payments in the next two days before the program wraps up for December.

Vaccination rates low despite ‘tripledemic’ warnings

Vaccination rates for COVID-19, the flu, and RSV are lower than anticipated heading into the holiday season despite warnings from public health agencies about a "tripledemic" this winter.
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