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Two supermoons due in August

Two supermoons in August are set to appear starting Tuesday night.

Democratic Rep. Stacey Plaskett claims investigations by Congress are ‘damaging to our democracy’

Del. Stacey Plaskett (D-VI) blasted her own congressional committee for floating "damaging" conspiracy theories.

University settles free speech lawsuit with student for $80K

The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville settled a lawsuit from one of its former students for $80,000.

The members of Congress who have made the switch to electric vehicles

Members of Congress are embracing electric vehicles for themselves, but remain divided on partisan lines over the Biden administration's efforts to promote the cars.

Trump denies ordering deletion of Mar-a-Lago security tapes

Former President Donald Trump directly denied that he ordered security tapes at Mar-a-Lago to be deleted, after special counsel Jack Smith attached three new charges to the now 40-count federal indictment related to Trump's handling of classified documents.

Superman actor Dean Cain celebrates Sound of Freedom: ‘This makes sense’

Superman actor Dean Cain is celebrating the success of Sound of Freedom, saying it “makes sense.”

The key races in New Hampshire in 2024

New Hampshire is traditionally a fierce race in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, but the general elections in the Granite State in 2024 are also shaping up to be a battle.

Florida tax holidays: which items are currently exempt from sales tax

Florida offers several tax holidays, which allow residents to purchase items without the usual sales tax applied, throughout the year for various items.

Food stamps: Rhode Island residents will receive up to $1,691 of SNAP payments in two days

Rhode Island will send out all direct payments to state residents participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for the month of August in two days.

Cryptocurrency back in spotlight in legislative push from Congress

It was a big week for cryptocurrency on Capitol Hill, with the House moving forward with a couple major pieces of legislation and a bipartisan caste of senators planning an even more aggressive bill.
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