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Sherrod Brown the latest Democrat to call on Bob Menendez to resign after indictment

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) called on Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) to resign Monday after the New Jersey Democrat and his wife were federally indicted by a grand jury on bribery charges.

Fifth Circuit to rehear Big Tech free speech case as Supreme Court eyes intervention

The 5th Circuit has granted a rehearing of the Missouri v. Biden case that previously resulted in a decision limiting Biden administration officials from communicating with Big Tech companies about content moderation related to free speech and misinformation.

Food stamps: Texas SNAP payments for October worth up to $1,691 to be sent in six days

Texas's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin its October payments, worth up to $1,691, in six days.

Trump admires custom gun and hints he wants to buy it at South Carolina firearm store

Former President Donald Trump stopped at a South Carolina gun store ahead of a speech he was making in the state on Monday, and a video of him holding a custom Glock was then shared online.

Virginia 2023 elections: A look at vulnerable races in the state ahead of November

Virginia is holding elections for all 140 seats of the state's legislature in November, and early voting is already underway across the state. In the state, certain seats are considered more vulnerable than others.

Jury selection begins in New Mexico terrorism and kidnapping trial tied to toddler’s death

Jury selection began on Monday in the New Mexico terrorism and kidnapping trial of five family members accused of running a terror training camp and using malnourished children as pawns in a deadly scheme to target schools, law enforcement, and the military.

Russia feuds with Armenia as Kremlin peacekeeping failure tilts ally toward West

A bitter territorial dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan is eroding Russia’s ties with a traditional ally, a crisis that could strengthen the American relationship with an erstwhile Kremlin client and possibly increase friction between the United States and its wayward NATO partner, Turkey.

White House: ‘Extreme’ GOP shutdown hurts farmers, mothers, and children

The White House outlined on Monday how a potential government shutdown would hurt mothers and their children utilizing food assistance programs, farmers, and other rural residents.

Donald Trump indictment: Judge sets two conflicts of interest hearings in documents case

A federal judge on Monday scheduled hearings over potential conflicts of interest for two lawyers representing former President Donald Trump's co-defendants, a request brought by the special counsel.

Missouri judge rewrites ballot questions for abortion amendment to remove ‘unborn child’

A Missouri judge rewrote the ballot summaries for six proposed initiative petitions to institute abortion rights into the state constitution to remove language such as "unborn child," "end the life," and "the right to life" — a setback to the anti-abortion rights side.
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