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Supreme Court denies request by Alabama to use new congressional maps

The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused Alabama's request to run its 2024 elections under a new congressional map that a lower court ruled was an illegal attempt to diminish the power of the state's black voters.

Connecticut lawmakers press for absentee ballot investigation into Sept. 12 incident

Connecticut lawmakers are calling for an investigation and changes in state election laws following allegations of absentee ballot fraud in a mayoral election.

Shakira is charged with tax evasion, prosecutors demand $7 million

Spanish prosecutors have charged pop star Shakira with failing to pay 6.7 million euros ($7.1 million) in taxes on her 2018 income, authorities said Tuesday, in Spain's latest fiscal allegations against the Colombian singer.

Biden picks up United Farm Workers endorsement as United Auto Workers strike continues

The United Farm Workers announced it is endorsing President Joe Biden for reelection on Tuesday, the latest union to line up behind him while the United Auto Workers dents Biden's image as the "most pro-union president in history."

Team Biden focuses on fall prevention as age concerns grow ahead of 2024

President Joe Biden's staff is focused on preventing any falls going into 2024 as age becomes a serious criticism of the 80-year-old president.

House Oversight launches investigation into Granholm electric vehicle road trip

The House Oversight Committee is launching an investigation into Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s electric vehicle road trip this summer, which drew attention after charging hiccups resulted in a family calling the authorities on staff blocking a charging station for the official.

Hillary Clinton warned Biden not to ignore threats from third party: Report

President Joe Biden confided in former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton about the threat of a third-party candidate overshadowing his general election campaign.

Hutchinson blasts GOP for supporting Trump, who ‘almost destroyed democracy in one day’

A White House aide in former President Donald Trump's administration, Cassidy Hutchinson, slammed the Republican Party for continuing to support him, saying he "almost destroyed democracy in one day."

WATCH LIVE: House Judiciary Committee holds hearing on victims of violent crime in Chicago

The House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing in Chicago, Illinois, called "Victims of Violent Crime in Chicago."

Social Security update: Third round of direct payments worth up to $4,555 arrives in one day

Millions of retired seniors in the final group of beneficiaries receiving their September Social Security payments will get the last payment, which is up to $4,555 for those who retired at the age of 70, in one day.
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