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Stimulus update: One-time payment of $600 to Georgia farm workers to go out until next year

Georgia farm and food workers can receive a one-time $600 direct payment in federal relief from the U.S. Department of Agriculture until October of next year.

Pennsylvania moving toward earlier 2024 presidential primary

Pennsylvania is one step closer to pushing itself into the 2024 presidential primary spotlight after a state committee voted to move the primary earlier to March 19.

Inflation ticked up to 3.3% in July in Fed’s preferred gauge

Inflation ticked up to a 3.3% annual rate in July, as measured by the gauge favored by the Federal Reserve.

Democrats at disadvantage in toss-up Ohio House race, poll shows

EXCLUSIVE — Ohio voters largely disapprove of President Joe Biden’s job performance, possibly putting vulnerable Democrats such as Rep. Emilia Sykes (D-OH) at risk as they seek to hold onto their House seats and regain a majority in the lower chamber.

Blake Masters to launch another Senate bid in coming weeks: Report

Blake Masters is reportedly entering the Arizona Senate race in 2024, giving the hard-line conservative another shot at national politics following his loss in 2022.

Burgum backs bigger child tax credit amid broader GOP family push

Presidential hopeful Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) supports expanding the child tax credit, a position that is growing in popularity among Republicans who have elevated the importance of family support.

Biden defends Maui disaster response in face of Republican investigations

President Joe Biden and top administration officials made a concerted effort Wednesday to defend his response to the deadly wildfires in Hawaii in the face of ongoing, heavy criticism.

David Weiss discussed former DOJ official with Hunter Biden ties, new emails show

Newly released emails show Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss and his team discussed a congressional request last year for information about a Justice Department official with a potential conflict of interest in the Hunter Biden case.

California is ground zero for retail theft prosecution controversy

A nationwide retail theft epidemic cost the United States close to $100 billion in 2021. Stores are being forced to raise prices or shut up shop, insurers are refusing to help, and smaller mom and pop stores are being left behind. In this series, Mayhem on Main Street, the Washington Examiner will investigate the causes behind the scourge of shoplifting, the role of the cartels, the cost to stores big and small, and the complicity of lax prosecutors. Part four will focus on law enforcement of retail theft. To read parts one, two, and three, click here, here, and here.

Trump’s GOP support has only climbed since the indictments began

Donald Trump is the first U.S. president in history to face one indictment, much less multiple charges stemming from four criminal cases since leaving office, and yet so far, they don't seem to be a barrier to him returning.
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