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Maine residents will begin receiving payments from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for the month of October on Tuesday.

A congressional report revealed that the Biden administration has allowed federal law enforcement at the southern border to release 2.1 million illegal immigrants into the United States between President Joe Biden's first day in office and March 31, 2023 — 90% of whom did not claim asylum.

The deadline for Georgia residents to file their 2021 or 2022 tax returns to receive a rebate from the state's Surplus Tax Refund is in seven days.

CNN chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward had to take shelter in a ditch near the border between Israel and Gaza amid a "barrage of rockets."

A jewelry store employee in California thwarted a smash-and-grab attempt Saturday when the worker began shooting at the people trying to pillage the store.

Israel’s military killed "terrorist infiltrators" from Lebanon on Monday as the former's security situation has grown dire following on the largest terror attacks in history.

If Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) becomes the next speaker of the House, he won't budge on border security when it comes to negotiating with President Joe Biden.

A statue of Christopher Columbus that had been taken down in Providence, Rhode Island, will be unveiled in its new location on Monday.

Former President Donald Trump is holding a rally for his presidential campaign in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, as the first contest in the GOP presidential primary in less than 100 days away.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is open to returning as speaker if the House GOP conference is unable to coalesce around his replacement.