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Patrick McHenry, who served as speaker pro tempore, will not seek re-election

Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC), who served as speaker pro tempore for three weeks while the House was without a speaker, will not seek re-election, he announced on Tuesday.

Food stamps: December SNAP payments for DC residents worth up to $1,751 end in five days

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will stop sending out its December payments to residents in the District of Columbia in five days.

WATCH LIVE: Riley Gaines testifies before House Oversight subcommittee

The House Oversight Committee subcommittee on Health Care and Financial Services is holding a hearing on "the Importance of Protecting Female Athletics and Title IX."

White House insists Biden in ‘compliance’ with jet-setting expenses pre-James Taylor concert

The White House said President Joe Biden's campaign will pay for political travels as Biden spends the day raising money in the Boston area and attending an event with a Grammy-winning artist.

Harris sets vice presidential Senate tiebreaker record with 32nd vote

Vice President Kamala Harris just entered the record books.

Hamas drugged hostages prior to releasing them, Israeli government says

Hamas drugged Israeli hostages before releasing them to make them appear more upbeat as they were freed, the Israeli Ministry of Health confirmed on Tuesday.

Department of Education video encourages all to embrace their inner unicorn

A video released Tuesday by the Department of Education encouraged students and school workers across the country to embrace their "inner unicorn" and succeed.

Soros flooded Big Tech censorship pressure group with millions during midterm elections

Democratic megadonor George Soros poured millions of dollars into a foreign group pressuring social media companies to fight "disinformation" and "misinformation" online in 2022, a midterm election year, records show.

A year into Russian oil price cap, report casts doubt on its efficacy

One year after the G7-backed Russian oil price cap took force, a new report noted it has been largely unsuccessful in its goal of slashing Moscow’s fossil fuel revenue, citing insufficient monitoring and enforcement as some of the primary reasons Russia has continued to rake in billions in profits.

FBI spy tool renewal fight comes down to warrants

A powerful tool the intelligence community uses to gather information on foreigners is set to expire at the end of December, and while lawmakers largely agree that they want to reauthorize it with reforms, warrant requirements have become a point of contention.
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