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The View claims Biden is ‘allowed to get mad’ when discussing report of president’s outbursts

The View has excused President Joe Biden's reported anger issues, claiming he is "allowed to get mad."

Amy Schumer left Barbie because project lacked feminist vision

Actress and comedian Amy Schumer appears to have left the highly anticipated Barbie movie in its early production because it was not feminist enough.

Illinois State Police say gender ‘X’ implementation harder than state claims

Illinois is facing obstacles in its implementation of the gender "X" option on residents' identification cards, as state law enforcement claims rolling out the new option is harder than state officials are making it out to be.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers could face lawsuit for ‘Vanna White’ veto on education funding bill

Gov. Tony Evers (D-WI) is facing possible legal action after using a partial veto last week to increase funding for public schools for the next 402 years

Youngkin launches GOP early voting initiative in Virginia

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) announced an initiative to get Republican voters in Virginia to utilize early voting and vote-by-mail for the commonwealth's upcoming elections.

Morning Joe crew argues abortion restrictions threaten military readiness

The Morning Joe duo of Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski slammed "restrictive abortion laws" on Tuesday, claiming they harm the United States's military "readiness."

Ted Cruz moves to ban Chinese-owned schools from running US military programs

EXCLUSIVE — Private schools operated by Chinese-linked entities could no longer host junior military programs if a bill introduced by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Tuesday becomes law.

Sotomayor’s staff nudged colleges to purchase her books, records show

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor's staff has often nudged public institutions, including colleges and libraries, to purchase her memoir or children's books, according to an Associated Press report that conducted more than 100 open records requests.

Ten immigrants died crossing US-Mexico border over weekend

AUSTIN, Texas — Ten immigrants who attempted to enter the United States from Mexico illegally over the weekend died as a result of the extreme heat after crossing the border, according to a federal law enforcement official.

Ukraine would be ‘defenseless’ without US cluster munitions, Blinken says

If the United States does not provide Ukraine with controversial cluster munitions, Ukraine will find itself "defenseless" in the future, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Tuesday.
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