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Glenn Youngkin pardons Loudoun County father of sexually abused student

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) announced Sunday he had pardoned a parent who was arrested during a school board meeting.

Gavin Newsom slams Ron DeSantis as ‘functionally authoritarian’

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) took aim at Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) on Sunday, calling him “fundamentally authoritarian” but stating he believes former President Donald Trump is a greater threat to democracy.

Trump ‘only’ having four endorsements from GOP governors shows ‘there’s a problem’: Chris Sununu

Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) claimed Sunday there might be a problem for former President Donald Trump in terms of support, noting that he boasts only a fraction of Republican governor endorsements despite being a former president.

Newsom would make an ‘interim appointment’ to replace Feinstein if her seat is vacated

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) would name an “interim appointment” for Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) should the Senate seat open up, aside from the three Democrats currently running for the oldest serving senator's seat.

Coco Gauff speaks on faith’s role in US Open win after French Open ‘heartbreak’

U.S. Open champion Coco Gauff referenced her faith in her first speech immediately following her win.

Kevin Sorbo on hate-filled Hollywood: ‘Fight back by doing positive movies’

Actor Kevin Sorbo gave his own prognosis on what Hollywood needs to turn things around.

Meet the Obama-appointed judge who holds Google’s fate in his hands

One judge may determine whether or not Google will be ruled a monopoly and face consequences for its alleged domination of the internet search sector.

Pence tests appetite for old-school conservatism in Trump-era populist GOP

Former Vice President Mike Pence has centered his campaign around framing the choice for Republican voters as old school conservatism versus populism.

Stimulus update: Payment worth up to $3,284 from Alaska fund sent out in four days

The 2022 Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend payment has been delivered to most recipients, but some remaining residents are scheduled to receive their dividend in four days.

Supreme Court tees up argument dates on major gun, trademark, and social media disputes

The Supreme Court this week scheduled oral arguments for seven more cases this fall, some with eventual rulings that will define the 2023 term.
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