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A majority of voters said President Joe Biden's age will affect their 2024 election decisions, according to a new poll.

As the COVID-19-era pause on student loan payments ends in three days, millions of borrowers will have to resume their monthly payments.

Alaska residents who are eligible for the 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend will begin to see their direct payment from the program in seven days.

President Joe Biden will speak on the importance of strengthening democracy on Thursday in a speech that honors his close personal friend, and political rival, the late Sen. John McCain.

Former Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said he "lives in" Donald Trump's head and claimed that is the reason the former president attacked him following last night's Republican presidential debate, which Trump declined to attend.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley wrote a blurb on Vivek Ramaswamy's book that conveyed an opposing opinion to what she said during Wednesday's debate.

Jonathan Turley, a legal expert and Republican witness at the first impeachment inquiry hearing, said that it would be of “best practice” for the House to hold a vote on opening an impeachment inquiry as opposed to the current leadership-driven process.

New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) is preparing to call former President Donald Trump and three of his adult children to the witness stand in his upcoming civil fraud trial.

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen unveiled a new domestically-produced submarine, declaring victory in a “mission impossible” intended to undermine China’s plans to subjugate the island democracy.

People who do not have plans for Thursday evening can opt to spend it on social media watching Elon Musk, who hinted he would do "some silly stuff."