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Hyundai and Kia recall more than 3.3 million cars due to risk of fire

Hyundai and Kia announced a recall of more than 3.3 million cars due to a fire risk for the affected vehicles.

Democratic-tied dark money network Arabella Advisors behind ‘youth’ tech lobbying groups

A pair of "youth-led" projects lobbying for more tech regulations while seemingly presenting themselves as grassroots are part of the largest Democratic-tied dark money network in the United States, records show.

Child tax credit 2023: Minnesota residents could receive up to $2,100

Minnesota residents who file their 2023 tax returns could qualify for a rebate under the Child and Dependent Care Credit program.

US sanctions foreign entities supporting Iranian drone program used by Russia in Ukraine

The United States Treasury Department announced sanctions against a series of entities based in Iran, China, Hong Kong, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates that have allegedly supported Iran's drone program.

AOC: US ‘interventionist’ policies abroad caused border crisis

Progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) blamed America's interventionist approach to foreign policy as a top reason millions of people have migrated to the U.S.-Mexico border in recent years.

UAW president slams Trump’s labor record ahead of former president’s appearance at rally

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain expressed criticism of former President Donald Trump and his labor record, claiming Trump could have a hard time winning over members of the UAW ahead of his visit.

Biggest school district in California votes to end COVID-19 vaccine mandate for staff

The Los Angeles Unified School District repealed its 2-year-old COVID-19 vaccine mandate for employees on Tuesday.

Biden doesn’t think government shutdown is ‘inevitable’

President Joe Biden said Wednesday, just days ahead of the deadline to fund the government for the coming fiscal year, that he does not believe a government shutdown is "inevitable."

Government shutdown: What will be open and what will be closed

As Congress struggles to find a path to avert the government shutdown with funding set to expire on Sept. 30, the suspension of many government operations and businesses is likely to take effect as well.

House adopts MTG amendment to slash Lloyd Austin salary in ‘dead on arrival’ defense bill

The House adopted an amendment proposed by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) to slash Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s annual salary to just $1 despite the Georgia Republican indicating she’ll vote against the defense spending legislation as a whole when it comes up for a vote later this week.
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