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Oliver Anthony unveils merch line off ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’

Country singer Oliver Anthony has released merchandise in an effort to capitalize on his newfound fame.

Chris Christie joins 2024 rivals in attacking Vivek Ramaswamy on foreign policy

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie joined at least two other fellow Republican presidential candidates in attacking Vivek Ramaswamy's foreign policy expertise this week.

Biden administration will cooperate with GOP Maui wildfire investigations

Senior Biden administration officials will cooperate with any Republican congressional efforts to investigate the state and federal response to the recent wildfires in Hawaii, Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell confirmed on Wednesday.

Los Angeles approves spending $150 million in ‘mansion tax’ funds to tackle housing crisis

The Los Angeles City Council approved a $150 million expenditure plan for revenue from its ‘mansion tax’ to go toward programs targeting housing issues in the city.

Democratic-linked Supreme Court ‘ethics’ group scrubs lobbying posts from website

A Supreme Court "ethics" watchdog taking aim at justices over alleged ethics violations scrubbed its website of blog posts tied to its lobbying that went undisclosed on tax forms, records show.

Jordan subpoenas ‘misinformation’ group after ‘failed’ response over Biden censorship questions

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) filed a subpoena against a purported "misinformation" tracking group on Wednesday, asking for records related to communications with the Biden administration over "the moderation of content online."

Rudy Giuliani found liable for defamation in Georgia lawsuit from election workers

Rudy Giuliani has been found liable for defamation by a federal judge on Wednesday in a case brought on by two Georgia election workers relating to accusations of mishandling ballots in the 2020 election.

Legal battle erupts over the term ‘unborn child’ in Ohio abortion amendment

Anti-abortion advocates in Ohio have condemned a lawsuit filed by abortion-rights proponents objecting to the inclusion of the phrase "unborn child" in the proposed abortion amendment ballot question.

12-year-old kicked out of class for ‘Don’t Tread On Me’ patch defeats school

The 12-year-old boy at the center of the controversy surrounding the Gadsden Flag can claim victory over the Colorado school that forced him to leave class after we wore the "Don't Tread On Me" patch on his backpack.

2024 presidential race a near-tie with Trump inching ahead, poll says

The presidential contest in 2024 is shaping up to be a tight race, as another survey shows former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden nearing a tie in a hypothetical match-up.
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