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Bipartisan House members push Biden on long-range missiles for Ukraine

A handful of lawmakers from both parties are reiterating calls for the Biden administration to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles.

Donald Trump indicted: Romney shows support for DOJ’s classified documents charges

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) expressed support on Friday for the Justice Department's decision to indict former President Donald Trump in the classified documents matter.

Donald Trump indicted: Timeline from leaving the White House to federal charges

The federal indictment of former President Donald Trump is the culmination of a special counsel investigation that has traced alleged misconduct since Trump's departure from the White House.

Job board hosting only ‘non-woke employers’ gains popularity with viral video

A job board established after the pandemic is offering job hunters and employers a new niche market.

Donald Trump indicted: Nikki Haley says ‘it’s time to move beyond’ the ‘endless drama’

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley called for the public to "move beyond the endless drama and distractions" following the Department of Justice's historic indictment of former President Donald Trump Thursday evening.

Food stamps: See how your family size affects your SNAP benefit

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is a federal welfare program that aids families and people with food purchases. To qualify, households must meet a number of requirements, factoring in the size of the household.

Donald Trump indicted: Todd Blanche to represent Trump as lawyers Trusty and Rowley resign

Donald Trump and two of his top attorneys representing him in special counsel Jack Smith's investigation parted ways on Friday, just a day after he became the first former president to be indicted.

Half of people disapprove of affirmative action as Supreme Court opinions loom: Poll

A recent poll found that 50% of adults disapprove of higher education institutions practicing affirmative action when admitting students.

Donald Trump indicted: Ex-White House valet Walt Nauta charged by Jack Smith

An aide to former President Donald Trump at both the White House and then at Mar-a-Lago has been indicted in Jack Smith’s special counsel investigation the day after Trump revealed he had been charged.

Biden signs executive order to help military spouses get and keep jobs

President Joe Biden will sign an executive order on Friday that will enact a comprehensive plan for improving the economic and job security of military and veteran spouses and caregivers.
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