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Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin to build international launch site

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos intends to build an international launch facility to compete with Elon Musk and SpaceX.

White House greenlights research into reflecting sunlight to address climate change

The White House released a research framework last week for a process that would block the sun's rays in order to mitigate some of the adverse effects attributed to climate change.

Rudy Giuliani testified in Trump special counsel election inquiry for eight hours: Report

Special counsel Jack Smith reportedly interviewed Rudy Giuliani for eight hours concerning his role in former President Donald Trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

International office investigating Russian war crimes ramps up operations

Authorities in Ukraine, the European Union, and the United States opened an international office to build criminal cases against Russian leaders for the war in Ukraine.

McCarthy doing better job as speaker than initial expectations, staffers say

After the House took four days to elect Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as its speaker in January, several lawmakers wondered aloud whether the dragged-out election would be a foreshadowing of his leadership: disagreements within the GOP stalling any action on the floor.

Bob Casey says terminology used in abortion debate ‘antiquated’ post-Dobbs

Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA), once a self-proclaimed "pro-life Democrat," now believes that the term is "antiquated."

Baltimore mayor criticizes attention given to ‘suburban white’ community after mass shooting

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott criticized the attention being given to "suburban white" communities in the wake of mass shootings following Sunday's block party shooting that left two dead and dozens wounded.

Democrats’ 2024 calendar uncertain as primary elections draw near

Voters are expected to cast their first ballots in the 2024 presidential primaries in less than seven months, but the Democratic Party's schedule for when voters cast their primary ballots remains unsettled.

Biden bummer: Confidence in America dragged to ‘lowest’ point

Confidence in America has been put in a free fall by the presidency of Joe Biden, according to a sobering and critical new Gallup report.

Five Supreme Court cases to watch when justices return from summer recess

As the Supreme Court winds down from its explosive term, the justices have already promised to consider an array of cases this fall that will leave a lasting impact on legal precedent.
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