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Hunter Biden willing to testify before Oversight Committee in public hearing

In response to the subpoena sent by the House Oversight Committee, an attorney for Hunter Biden rebuffed the committee's demand for the president’s son to sit for a closed-door deposition and instead offered for him to testify before a public committee hearing in December.

Democratic senator hugs green wall in bid to ‘protect’ planet

Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-CO) showed off his best tree-hugging technique in an effort to raise awareness for protecting the environment.

Travel Tuesday 2023: Everything you need to know about the travel industry’s Black Friday

Shoppers are known to spend extra money around the holidays, with millions flocking to retailers nationwide on the day after Thanksgiving. However, a newer trend is emerging for travelers who are hoping to save a few dollars on vacations.

Biden’s ‘pathetic’ New Hampshire campaign allowing Dean Phillips to make a ‘splash’: Sununu

EXCLUSIVE — Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) said Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN) is gaining traction among Democratic and undeclared voters in New Hampshire as the relatively unknown lawmaker makes his case as to why the party should move on from President Joe Biden.

Democrats delight in Trump reviving campaign against Obamacare

Democrats are jumping on the news that former President Donald Trump is “seriously looking at alternatives” to Obamacare, with many saying it will be a messaging win for the party going into the 2024 election.

Social Security update: First round of direct payments worth up to $4,555 arrives in 15 days

The first group of retired seniors can expect to see the first wave of December's Social Security payments, worth up to $4,555 for people who retire at 70, in just over two weeks.

Biden brings ‘MAGA’ playbook to Lauren Boebert’s Colorado district

The Biden administration will turn to a familiar playbook when the president visits Colorado on Wednesday.

How Patrick McHenry’s convictions held the House when there ‘was nothing to guide us’

Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC), who had just been named speaker pro tempore following his friend Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) being ousted as speaker of the House, aggressively slammed the gavel as he sent the House to recess.

Federal court to weigh Amtrak bid to take DC’s Union Station in eminent domain case

Amtrak is looking to flex eminent domain privileges granted by the federal government to take control of the historic Union Station in Washington, D.C., in a lawsuit slated for oral arguments Tuesday.

More Democrats open door to conditions on aid to Israel

A growing number of Democrats in the House and the Senate are voicing their openness to placing conditions on future aid to Israel with the goal of reducing the number of civilian casualties in Gaza in the wake of Hamas’s attack on Israeli civilians last month.
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