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Food stamps: Texas’s direct payments for August worth up to $1,691 to wrap up in 12 days

Texas's August Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments, worth up to $1,691, will wrap up in 12 days.

Biden beefs up campaign fundraising team on heels of strong second quarter

President Joe Biden is adding three former Democratic National Committee officials to his growing reelection campaign fundraising team just weeks after announcing a strong haul in the second quarter.

Two bodies found tangled in Abbott’s Rio Grande border buoys

AUSTIN, Texas — Two dead bodies, presumably immigrants who attempted to cross the Rio Grande from Mexico to the United States, were found tangled up in a string of buoys that Gov. Greg Abbott's (R-TX) administration had installed in the river.

French news service sues Elon Musk’s X over failing to compensate news outlets

A major French news outlet is suing Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, claiming the social platform failed to discuss compensation for sharing news there.

Nine takeaways from the Devon Archer transcript

Devon Archer, Hunter Biden’s former business partner, provided hours of testimony to the House Oversight Committee on a narrow scope of topics that his attorneys negotiated, the transcript of his closed-door interview showed.

Manchin denounces ‘historic failure of leadership’ after Fitch credit downgrade

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) called on Washington to get its fiscal house in order after Fitch lowered the country's credit rating, a "stark warning" that he said "cannot be ignored."

Biden investigation: Full Devon Archer testimony released

The House Oversight and Reform Committee released the full transcript from Monday's Devon Archer interview, in which he testified Hunter Biden had President Joe Biden on speakerphone 20 times around business associates and that Burisma officials did not want a Ukrainian prosecutor fired because they had him “under control.”

Bill Barr dismisses Trump First Amendment defense against Jan. 6 indictment

Former Attorney General Bill Barr shot down the argument of an attorney for former President Donald Trump that the First Amendment protects him against a new indictment relating to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

Donald Trump indicted: All the things you need to know before arraignment at DC courthouse

Former President Donald Trump is heading to Washington, D.C., on Thursday for his initial court appearance in his second federal indictment and third indictment overall.

Majority of Republicans believe Biden 2020 win was not legitimate ahead of Trump indictment: Poll

Ahead of former President Donald Trump's third indictment, the share of Republicans and right-leaning independents who say President Joe Biden's 2020 election victory is illegitimate rebounded to almost 70%.
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