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Republican 2024 hopefuls want to nix the Department of Education

Abolishing the Department of Education is emerging as a favorite talking point among the 2024 Republican presidential candidates who say they would rein in a runaway federal bureaucracy if elected.

Congress has its work cut out to avoid a government shutdown

Congress is out for its August recess, but lawmakers left town with work on funding the federal government incomplete, giving themselves about a month to accomplish the major task when they return to the nation’s capital in September.

White House braces for FBI spy tool fight

The Biden administration took a step toward addressing concerns about a controversial government surveillance tool this week by releasing an advisory panel’s report of recommended reforms to it.

Biden attacks GOP on economy after US credit downgrade

President Joe Biden has made attacking what he calls the "ultra-MAGA" economic platform a core pillar of his 2024 reelection pitch, and Fitch Ratings's recent downgrade directly pours gasoline on that fire.

3 killed in Southeast Washington, D.C., mass shooting

At least three people have been killed in a mass shooting in Southeast Washington, D.C., according to the Metropolitan Police Department.

Trump hits Haley on her home turf, says he’s being prosecuted because he’s winning

Former President Donald Trump told a big South Carolina Republican Silver Elephant Gala that he was being prosecuted because he is kicking President Joe Biden’s “a**” in the polls.

Interim Texas AG appeals judge’s ruling on abortion ban as ‘too restrictive’

Texas interim Attorney General, John Scott, filed an appeal to the temporary injunction against the state's abortion ban on Saturday.

Judge gives Trump team Monday deadline to respond to Justice Department’s protective order request for discovery

The federal judge presiding over former President Donald Trump's criminal case in Washington, D.C., over his alleged interference into the 2020 election has denied the Trump team's request for a motion to delay their response to a protective order, requested by the Justice Department.

Newsom spokesperson scoffs at ‘joke’ debate rules proposed by DeSantis team

A spokesperson for Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) blasted the debate rules proposed by the office of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL).

White House insists US agencies ‘agressively execute’ shift to in-office work

The White House is pushing for more work-in-person by September.
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