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Two congressional veterans endorse Virginia Republican Derrick Anderson in 2024 House race

EXCLUSIVE — Republican Derrick Anderson, who is running to flip Virginia's 7th Congressional District in 2024, received two endorsements from fellow veterans already serving on Capitol Hill who hope Anderson will join their ranks.

Kim Reynolds announces her husband has lung cancer

Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) announced her husband of 41 years, Kevin Reynolds, has been diagnosed with lung cancer.

Russia bans diesel and gasoline exports, adding uncertainty to markets

Russia temporarily banned nearly all exports of diesel and gasoline products on Thursday, further squeezing already tight markets and sparking concern that the Kremlin is once again weaponizing its energy supplies.

House cancels weekend votes, putting members on ‘standby’ as spending talks drag on

The House canceled its plans to hold votes on a continuing resolution over the weekend due to a lack of support among GOP lawmakers, with leadership instructing members to remain on "standby" for any sudden changes to the schedule.

Kennedy rips ‘insulting’ Merrick Garland testimony that treated voters like they’re ‘stupid’

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) slammed Attorney General Merrick Garland on Thursday for what he described as "insulting" testimony in front of the House Judiciary Committee concerning the Justice Department's investigation of Hunter Biden.

US trying to broker Israel-Saudi Arabia deal that Netanyahu seeks by early 2024

President Joe Biden’s administration is trying to finalize a “complicated” agreement to establish diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel and shore up U.S. security ties with the Gulf Arab state as a hedge against China's encroachment in the Middle East.

Biden administration announces new aid for Ukraine during Zelensky visit

The Biden administration announced a new round of military aid for Ukraine as President Volodymyr Zelensky visits Washington, D.C., and meets with top United States government officials.

Doug Burgum says he’ll continue presidential campaign if he doesn’t make debate stage next week

With only a few days left to qualify for the second Republican debate, Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) has yet to meet the threshold but said he’ll continue his presidential campaign regardless of whether he takes the stage.

White House defends border crossing numbers: ‘It ebbs and flows’

The White House bristled at questions from reporters regarding the rising number of illegal border crossings.

House progress stalls as Republicans appear to walk back stopgap spending deal

House Republican leaders are back to the drawing board as negotiations over government spending hit a major speed bump on Thursday after a handful of GOP lawmakers sank a procedural vote on the annual defense spending bill for the second time this week.
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