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Donald Trump indicted: National Archives issues rare statement on Presidential Records Act

The National Archives and Records Administration issued a rare statement on Friday clarifying the Presidential Records Act and rejecting claims that former President Donald Trump had two years to sort through classified documents.

Biden urged to intervene as US could see supply chain disruptions on West Coast

The largest lobbying group in the United States is recommending President Joe Biden get involved in labor negotiations that began last year.

Donald Trump indicted: Secret Service not seeking special accommodations for Trump court appearance

The Secret Service will not be requesting any "special accommodations" for former President Donald Trump's court appearance on Tuesday, the agency's spokesperson said Friday.

GOP presidential hopeful Asa Hutchinson says it’s a ‘mistake’ for party to rally behind Trump

Amid the federal indictment of former President Donald Trump, longshot presidential candidate and former Republican governor of Arkansas Asa Hutchinson disputed his fellow presidential candidates' critical statements about the Department of Justice and believes their support for Trump is simply pandering to his base.

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns as MP over ‘partygate’ scandal

Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned as a member of Parliament due to pressure over his "partygate" scandal.

Stimulus check update: Applications for monthly $1,000 direct payment open in 11 days

Los Angeles County will open applications for its guaranteed income program in 11 days. The program will send monthly payments of $1,000 for two years.

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and United Airlines against relaxing DCA perimeter rule

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and United Airlines urge Congress not to allow the addition of longer nonstop flights out of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, arguing the airport is too small to accommodate additional air service.

Montana attorney general sues national attorneys general organization over ESG investments

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen filed a lawsuit against the National Association of Attorneys General after the organization invested taxpayer dollars in ESG interests.

Blue Jays pitcher who apologized for sharing Christian video removed from roster

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass has been removed from the team's roster following an apology he gave last month over a Christian video he shared supporting boycotts against Bud Light and Target.

How New York Democrats are trying to redraw maps and win back the state

Last year, New York’s highest court invalidated the state's congressional map drawn by Democrats, citing the leaders' attempts to gerrymander the districts.
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