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Damning Hunter Biden indictment could spell more trouble for his father

The Hunter Biden indictment spells big trouble for President Joe Biden — at least according to the GOP.

Four problems hanging over Sheila Jackson Lee ahead of Houston mayoral runoff

The Houston mayoral runoff race has been narrowed from 14 to two: Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) and Texas Democratic state Sen. John Whitmire. Hanging over Jackson Lee's head are several controversies and obstacles that could have a significant effect on the race.

Social Security update: Second of December double payments worth $914 to be sent out in 20 days

Millions of Supplemental Security Income recipients will receive a second monthly payment in December, worth up to $914 for individual filers, in just under three weeks.

Sleep aid app features AI-generated voice of It’s a Wonderful Life’s Jimmy Stewart

Sleep aid and meditation app Calm has used artificial intelligence to recreate the voice of actor Jimmy Stewart, which will be used for a new story told through the voice's narration.

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

The first wave of December's three Social Security payments, worth up to $4,555 for those who retired at 70, will go out to millions of retired seniors in four days.

Stimulus update: Direct payment worth $1,312 from Alaska fund being sent in five days

The Alaska Department of Revenue is slated to send another batch of one-time direct payments from the Permanent Fund Dividend to residents who have yet to receive their checks from the yearly program.

Networks announce debates as RNC loses further control of GOP nominating process

A flurry of non-Republican National Committee-sanctioned debates announced this week by television networks marked the latest example of the national committee losing its grip on the presidential primary process.

Biden border crisis helps sink Israel and Ukraine aid: Washington Photos of the Week

President Joe Biden's request for billions in aid to Ukraine and Israel failed to advance the Senate this week over a dispute on fixing the southern border crisis that has worsened on his watch.

Brick-and-mortar stores taking a hit despite record holiday spending

Holiday shoppers are expected to drop more than $960 billion on gifts, foods, and decorations this year, but the spending sprees won't necessarily translate to big bucks for traditional brick-and-mortar stores.

Senate considers back pay for military officers whose promotions were delayed by Tuberville

U.S. military personnel whose promotions were delayed for months due to Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-AL) protest could get back pay if new bipartisan legislation gets signed into law.
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