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Hunter Biden’s criminal cases to heat up in January

Hunter Biden will have an active January in court as the Department of Justice's two criminal cases against him begin to take shape.

DeSantis campaign on the brink as Iowa caucuses near

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential campaign hit another snag this week amid a report that advisers close to the candidate are attempting to “make the patient comfortable” ahead of a possible campaign suspension.

Twelve Days of WEX-mas: How serious is Biden about fixing the border in 2024?

In the spirit of the season, the Washington Examiner has identified 12 issues we believe will shape 2024 — and beyond. These close-up examinations of agenda-setting issues cover everything from the ongoing battle between the Biden family's business deals and Republican Oversight, the emergence of a "new world order," and fights over redistricting and new election maps. Part Three is about the border.

Jewish Democrats suffering from ‘political identity crisis’ after Oct. 7 Hamas attack

Natalie Rozet describes herself as a lifelong Democrat — who has spent years supporting progressive causes promoting racial equality, gay rights, and reproductive rights.

War of words: Activists battle over wording of 2024 abortion ballot initiatives

The 2024 election will see more states grapple with ballot initiatives that would expand access to abortion, but a look back at how activists crafted the language of the ones that already passed could shed light on what voters can expect if they approve similarly worded measures next year.

Rise of the chatbot: How Congress and the White House responded to AI in 2023

Congress and the White House scrambled to create guidelines for artificial intelligence as the technology became more common and evolved faster than anyone expected in 2023.

US immigration courts face as serious a crisis as agents at the border

The southern border crisis has taken up much of the national focus on immigration over the past three years, but the back end of the crisis, the nation’s immigration courts, have similar problems.

2023 Review: The lingering effects of the dual SAG-AFTRA WGA strike

With the actors strike and writers strike in the rearview of 2023, there is a list of film and TV projects that are still experiencing delays.

What the House investigation into COVID-19 origins has turned up after one year

House Republicans have made inroads into unraveling some of the mysteries surrounding the origins of COVID-19 three years after the pandemic swept the world.

Waltz says Biden must focus on Iran or ‘terrorism is going to come back’

Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL) warned that "terrorism is going to come back" if President Joe Biden doesn't focus on Iran.
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