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Writer’s Guild of America reaches ‘tentative agreement’ with studios to end strike

The Writer's Guild of America and Hollywood studios have reached a 'tentative agreement' on a new contract, which could prompt the end of a historic monthslong strike.

Lauren Boebert slams stopgap proposal as deadline approaches

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) opposed the idea of a continuing resolution that would give the House 30 days to finish the budget.

Hillary Clinton predicts Vladimir Putin will intervene in US elections ‘again’

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton claimed that Russians are already 'adept at interfering' in elections and could strike again.

Usher to headline 2024 Super Bowl halftime show

R&B star Usher has been announced as the headliner for the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show.

UPS agreement tempts Amazon drivers who make $18 an hour

The recently-struck deal between the Teamsters and UPS seems appealing to Amazon delivery drivers who make less.

GOP Congressman introduces bill to block funding from colleges mandating COVID vaccine

A House Republican has introduced a bill to prevent colleges mandating the COVID-19 vaccine from receiving funding, as multiple colleges are still requiring the vaccine to attend school.

Pete Buttigieg dodges question on Joe Biden supporting four-day work week for UAW

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg would not confirm or deny President Joe Biden's support of a four-day work week for UAW members.

AOC sidesteps question on why she’s not driving union-made EV: ‘Actually looking into trading in Tesla now’

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) dodged answering why she is still driving a Tesla instead of a union-made electric vehicle, saying she is "actually looking into trading in" the Tesla now.

Jordan suggests stopgap funding bill that includes forcing Schumer to concede border spending: ‘Lets win the policies’

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) recommends that his Republican Party win some policies instead of squabbling over budget items.

Jordan says Garland & Weiss were ‘definitely’ planning to cover up Hunter Biden’s tax evasion with ties to Joe Biden

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) said he believes both Attorney General Merrick Garland and special counsel David Weiss were "definitely" planning to cover up the investigation into Hunter Biden, a matter now part of an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
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