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Pentagon unsatisfied with Tuberville lifting of most holds on DOD nominees

Department of Defense officials are encouraged but not satisfied by Sen. Tommy Tuberville's announcement that he would release his hold on most of, but not all, military promotions and nominations, which he has blocked for nearly a year.

Nikki Haley would beat Biden to become president in 2024 — there’s just one problem

A new poll is showing that former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley could beat President Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election — but she may not have an opportunity to make it a reality.

Professor sues Christian college after being fired for comments criticizing homosexuality

A college professor has filed a lawsuit against a Christian college after being fired over social media posts he made criticizing homosexuality.

Social Security update: Second of December double payments worth $914 to be sent out in 24 days

Millions of Supplemental Security Income recipients will get a second monthly payment in December, worth up to $914 for individual filers, in just 24 days.

UN official grilled on accusations UNRWA trucks bringing rockets into Gaza

An official from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency was grilled over claims the agency aimed at helping Palestinians helped bring rockets into Gaza to attack Israel.

Stimulus update: Direct tax credit payment worth up to $1,200 from Washington state application ends in December

Washington state residents could qualify for an additional tax credit this year thanks to the Washington Working Families Tax Credit, or WFTC.

Social Security update: First round of direct payments worth up to $4,555 arrives in eight days

The first wave of December's Social Security payments will go out to millions of retired seniors in just over a week.

Jewish Democrats urge colleagues not to advance GOP resolution condemning antisemitism

A group of Jewish Democrats are urging their colleagues not to advance a GOP-led resolution condemning the rise of antisemitism throughout the country, accusing House Republicans of using the problem as a way to “score cheap political points.”

Musk says he couldn’t play GTA V because it required ‘shooting police officers’

Billionaire and gamer Elon Musk said Monday evening that he could not play the video game Grand Theft Auto V because the game requires players to shoot police officers.

Can Hamas be defeated militarily?

Israeli military and political leaders have declared their desire to destroy Hamas, but the feasibility of such a goal remains unclear two months into the conflict.
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