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Fulton County judge rejects Kenneth Chesebro’s bid to sever case from Sidney Powell

A codefendant in the sweeping Fulton County, Georgia, 2020 election interference case against former President Donald Trump was denied his bid to sever his case from Sidney Powell.

Pence vs. populism: Former vice president makes latest break with Trump

Former Vice President Mike Pence established another point of difference between his political ideology and that of his top Republican presidential primary rival, former President Donald Trump, in a speech titled "Populism vs. Conservatism: Republicans' Time for Choosing," on Wednesday afternoon.

Donald Trump indictment: Fulton County prosecutors say four months needed for trial

Fulton County prosecutors say their 2020 election interference case against former President Donald Trump and 18 others will take around four months to try in court.

Food stamps: California SNAP benefits for September worth up to $1,691 to wrap up in four days

California food stamps, also known as CalFresh under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, will wrap up distribution in September in four days.

Graham ‘pleased’ Senate taking up spending bills next week amid shutdown fears

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said he is "pleased" with the Senate's plans to take up its first appropriations "minibus" bills, which are expected to include aid to Ukraine.

Nikki Haley to sign pledge protecting parental rights while campaigning in New Hampshire

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley will sign a pledge to protect parental rights by a conservative group trying to reshape school content during her campaign swing through New Hampshire on Wednesday.

WATCH LIVE: Biden speaks about union contracts for West Coast ports

President Joe Biden is speaking about the finalized contracts from the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association for ports on the West Coast.

NYC short-term rental restrictions go into effect, threatening thousands of Airbnb listings

New regulations requiring hosts to register their property with New York City in order to provide short-term leases went into effect on Tuesday after a lengthy battle between Airbnb and the city.

Philip Jefferson confirmed as vice chairman of the Fed as it tries to bring down inflation

The Senate on Wednesday approved the nomination of Philip Jefferson to serve as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in a wide bipartisan vote.

Pennsylvania escaped murderer: Local schools closed as manhunt nears a week

The search for escaped convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante in southeastern Pennsylvania moved into its seventh day on Wednesday after he escaped from the Chester County Prison last week.
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