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Heritage sues Biden administration for info on parent group’s ‘extremist’ label

The Heritage Foundation has sued the Biden administration on behalf of embattled parents rights group Moms for Liberty.

Who is Gen. Charles Q. Brown, the new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?

Gen. Charles Q. Brown has assumed the position of chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and is now the top military adviser for President Joe Biden, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, and the National Security Council.

GOP lawmaker introduces bill to resume payments for Border Patrol and ICE agents in shutdown

EXCLUSIVE — Republican lawmakers in the House are seeking to continue paychecks for Border Patrol employees and ICE agents in the event of a government shutdown, looking to ensure the federal workers are still paid as the government braces to run out of money on Sunday.

DC Metro train derails near Reagan National Airport

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced it temporarily suspended Metrorail service on the blue and yellow lines between two stations following a train derailment.

Girl Scout cookies become Bidenflation’s latest victims

Girl Scout cookies appear to be the latest victim of the inflation under President Joe Biden.

Hochul declares state of emergency as flash floods soak New York

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) declared a state of emergency after torrential rains caused flash flooding across swathes of New York.

House stopgap spending measure overcomes first procedural hurdle as shutdown looms

The House voted to begin debate on a stopgap spending measure that would temporarily fund the government for 31 days, buying Congress time to pass its 12 appropriations bills for the next fiscal year.

China armed with ‘unprecedented resources’ in propaganda and surveillance operations: State Department

China's government has invested billions of dollars across the world to wage a "propaganda, disinformation, and censorship" campaign "to exert control over the narratives in the global information space," the State Department said in a new report.

Biden administration teases new student loan forgiveness plans as repayments begin

The Department of Education is studying new ways to cancel student loans as payments begin this weekend.

All eyes turn to Gavin Newsom as Dianne Feinstein death creates Senate vacancy

The news of Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s (D-CA) death prompted immediate speculation about what will happen to her now vacant seat in the closely split Senate as Congress barrels toward a government shutdown.
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