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Sununu says Trump ballot removals contribute to former president’s ‘victim card’

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) said Sunday he thinks it’s possible that decisions in Colorado and Maine to leave former President Donald Trump off the primary ballots in those states could actually help the former president’s narrative.

Crimson Confusion: Harvard newspaper sends mixed signals on President Gay’s refusal to resign

As Harvard University's President Claudine Gay faces continued national scrutiny over her response to antisemitism on campus and plagiarism allegations, the school's newspaper is telegraphing a seemingly confused stance to readers.

California’s sweeping ban on concealed carry firearms to go into effect Jan. 1

A California law banning the concealed carry of firearms in "sensitive places" will go into effect on Monday following an appeals court ruling over the weekend, as several gun rights groups and law enforcement officials push for the controversial measure to be struck down.

Four biggest 2023 Hunter Biden revelations after year of GOP investigations

Congressional Republicans made their investigation into Hunter Biden the focal point of their agenda in 2023, particularly as GOP leaders on the House's top committees have been working to tie the younger Biden's alleged unlawful activities to President Joe Biden.

Kevin McCarthy’s House resignation becomes official, further cutting GOP’s slim majority

Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) congressional resignation became official Sunday, on the last day of 2023, leaving the House Republicans with and even more difficult razor-thin majority to traverse in 2024.

John Fetterman says social media was an ‘accelerant’ that made depression worse

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said Sunday that social media served as "an accelerant" for his clinical depression, to the point that doctors advised him to stay off of it.

Eddie Bernice Johnson dead: Former Rep dies at 88

Former United States House Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) has died. She was 88 years old.

Middle and lower income people’s wealth has increased under Biden: Jared Bernstein

President Joe Biden's top economic adviser stated Sunday that people in the middle and lower income classes have seen their net worth go up under the current president.

No Labels founder says he’s ’never seen this much anger’ at Republicans and Democrats

No Labels founding chairman Joe Lieberman said Americans' anger toward Republicans and Democrats is at a level he has not witnessed before.

Biden’s approval rating spells trouble ahead of 2024: ‘That’s the lowest in an NBC poll for an incumbent’

President Joe Biden is leaving 2023 with record-setting low approval ratings ahead of his reelection year, a potential cause for concern for the incumbent president.
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