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Dylan Mulvaney acknowledges Bud Light fiasco at awards show: ‘I’m going to go have a beer’

Social media influencer and transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney seemed to joke briefly about the boycott affecting Bud Light on Sunday night during an appearance at an awards show.

GOP group launches six-figure ad campaign targeting Trump over Georgia indictment

An anti-Trump Republican group is launching a six-figure ad campaign against the former president, targeting him over the criminal charges he faces in Georgia related to his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Food stamps: SNAP benefits for September to arrive for DC residents in four days

The District of Columbia will begin sending out Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefit payments for September in four days.

How Meadows motion to move to federal court could affect Trump proceedings

Former chief of staff Mark Meadows's request to move the charges against him in Georgia to federal court could be a benefit for himself as well as his co-defendants, including former President Donald Trump, if granted.

House Republican hopes to ‘defund’ Trump prosecutions through appropriations process

House Republicans are eyeing different ways to target the criminal investigations into former President Donald Trump, with at least one lawmaker hoping to use the annual appropriations process to defund prosecutions as Congress prepares to return to Washington next month.

Ramaswamy says he will go to Moscow in 2025 if elected president

Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy plans to visit Moscow in his first year as president if he wins in 2024, saying he will deliver "peace in Ukraine" by ceding territory to Russia.

Doug Burgum hits Biden on ‘Inflation Creation Act’: ‘It’s wrong on every front’

Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND), a presidential candidate, slammed the Inflation Reduction Act, championed by President Joe Biden, on Monday, suggesting it should be called the "Inflation Creation Act."

Jacksonville shooting: DeSantis booed while delivering remarks at prayer vigil for victims

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) received boos from attendees at a prayer vigil for the victims of the recent Jacksonville shooting, which authorities said was a racially motivated attack.

House Democrats backing college loan forgiveness owe boatloads in student debt

Congressional Democrats calling for widespread student loan forgiveness owe major sums in educational debt, according to a Washington Examiner analysis of newly released financial disclosures.

Mark Meadows court hearing is first big test for Fani Willis’s Trump RICO case

Mark Meadows, the onetime chief of staff for former President Donald Trump, will be the first to make the case to a judge on Monday that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis's charges against him in Georgia should be removed from state to federal court.
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