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Democrats blast Biden over student loan forgiveness failure: ‘Accomplishing nothing’

The two Democratic candidates running against President Joe Biden shared criticisms of his student loan forgiveness plan.

Hunter Biden’s attorney attempts to discredit IRS whistleblowers in 10-page letter

Hunter Biden’s lawyer sent a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO) on Friday in an attempt to push back on whistleblower testimony from two IRS employees.

Mosquitoes test positive for malaria after cases in Florida and Texas

Mosquitoes infected at least five people with malaria in the United States and are responsible for the recent outbreak of the disease in both Florida and Texas.

US played no role in Wagner mutiny, CIA chief says

CIA Director William Burns reassured the Kremlin that the United States had no involvement in last weekend’s Wagner mutiny against Russian leadership, U.S. officials said.

Casey DeSantis to hit campaign trail for first solo event appearance with Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds

Casey DeSantis, the wife of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), will be visiting Iowa next week for an event for "Mamas for DeSantis," a grassroots organization rallying for the governor’s parental rights agenda.

VPN searches spike as pornography websites block access in Virginia

Searches for VPNs in the state of Virginia saw a surge Friday ahead of a new law restricting internet users under the age of 18 from accessing pornography websites.

European Union to ‘de-risk and diversify’ from China in rebuff of Xi Jinping

European Union leaders agreed to “de-risk and diversify” economic relations away from China despite Chinese General Secretary Xi Jinping's attempts to discourage European cooperation with the United States in that arena.

Stimulus check update: Applications for monthly $1,000 direct payment close in three days

There are three days left to apply for a guaranteed income program that will provide recipients with monthly payments of $1,000 for two years in Los Angeles County.

Biden insists he ‘was right’ about Afghanistan after critical State Department report

President Joe Biden remained defiant regarding his deadly withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, despite a State Department report finding fault with his administration’s crisis management and situational awareness before and during the collapse of the Afghan government.

Biden administration was unprepared for worst-case scenario in Afghanistan withdrawal, review concludes

The Biden administration was not adequately prepared for the military's withdrawal from Afghanistan in the event the situation deteriorated, according to a newly released review of the final months of the two decadeslong war.
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