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DeSantis doubles down on defense of Florida curriculum: ‘Not shilling for slavery’

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) defended Florida’s contentious curriculum on the history of slavery after drawing intense criticism from both sides of the political aisle.

Mike Pence on Trump indictment: ‘I’d hoped it wouldn’t come to this’

Former Vice President Mike Pence said he had hoped former President Donald Trump would not be indicted over his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election, hoping that the public would be able to assess the former president.

Maryland beats New Jersey and New Mexico with booming first month of cannabis sales

Maryland's adult-use cannabis sales brought in $84 million in the first month of legal recreational use. This record topped New Jersey, which brought in about $24 million, and New Mexico at $22 million in their first month of recreational cannabis sales.

Donald Trump indicted: Alan Dershowitz says indictment ‘not strong enough’ to meet high standard

Attorney Alan Dershowitz spoke about his thoughts on former President Donald Trump’s third indictment, saying the standard should be very high to charge a presidential candidate with federal crimes.

DeSantis claims DC jury would indict ham sandwich if it were Republican

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) took a dig at the mentality of a Washington, D.C., jury on Wednesday, claiming the jury would indict and convict a ham sandwich if it were a "Republican ham sandwich."

Nashville shooting: Vivek Ramaswamy demands FBI release shooter manifesto

2024 GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is demanding that Gov. Bill Lee (R-TN), the FBI, and Nashville law enforcement release the Covenant School shooter's manifesto to the public despite parents from the school strongly opposing its release.

Food stamps: August SNAP benefits in Virginia worth average of $181 to be delivered within five days

Individuals who receive food stamps in Virginia will have their benefits delivered for August within the next five days.

Inherited IRA rules: How to avoid a shock IRS tax bill next year

Tax rules for people who inherited an individual retirement account can be complex under new regulations.

First August SNAP payment worth up to $3,230 to arrive in Hawaii tomorrow

Hawaii residents who are eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin receiving up to $3,230 on Wednesday.

Christian college mounts legal fight to protect male-only pastor policy

Moody Bible Institute is waging a legal battle to protect its male-only clergy policy and to prevent "government intrusion in religious affairs."
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