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Once wrongfully detained in Russia, Trevor Reed injured fighting alongside Ukrainians

Trevor Reed, a Marine veteran President Joe Biden helped free from a Russian prison last year, has been injured fighting alongside Ukrainian forces.

Webb telescope discovery may help understand how water got on Earth

Using the James Webb Space Telescope, scientists have detected water vapor within 100 million miles of a star where rocky planets are forming.

Biden cancels $130 million in loans for students at closed Colorado college

The Biden administration announced Tuesday the cancellation of $130 million in federal student loans for 7,400 students who attended a Colorado-based college that has since permanently closed.

Whoopi Goldberg wants the world to know Barbie is just ‘a doll movie’

The View hosts just can’t understand conservatives’ concern over the Barbie movie.

GOP presidential candidates to attend Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds ‘Fair Side Chats’ minus Trump

Several GOP presidential candidates will travel to Iowa and join Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) for her "Fair Side Chats" at the Iowa State Fair, but there will be a notable exception: former President Donald Trump.

Biden announces rules to boost access to mental healthcare and addiction treatment

The Biden administration on Tuesday issued a new set of proposed rules attempting to increase access to mental healthcare and addiction treatment services by strengthening requirements for health insurance companies to cover care.

Idaho student murders: Bryan Kohberger fails to provide alibi for quadruple homicides

Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four University of Idaho students, did not provide an alibi after the state demanded one, claiming it would go against his constitutional right to stay silent.

McCarthy isn’t calling for Biden impeachment inquiry yet, but could in the future

Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said that he was not yet calling for an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, but he believes the actions the House has uncovered through its investigations “could rise” to an inquiry eventually.

Wray gives House Judiciary FBI documents on school board memo after contempt threat

The FBI provided a slate of documents Tuesday to the House Judiciary Committee after committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) warned he would hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt of Congress should he not provide materials.

Why House Democrats and Republicans are sparring over dueling fundraising tallies

All declared candidates have filed their fundraising numbers for the second quarter, giving donors and voters alike a sense of which campaigns are healthy as they head into the 2024 election cycle.
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