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In about twelve weeks, 2024 Republican hopefuls will have the opportunity to square off in the first party-sanctioned debate of the 2024 cycle.

Dozens of protesters gathered outside Old Town Hall in Fairfax, Virginia, to protest the city’s pride celebration, where drag queens are scheduled to dance.

New Mexico taxpayers have 12 more days before they receive a tax rebate worth up to $1,000.

Donald Trump’s primary debate performances eight years ago turned a routine set piece of the presidential campaign into must-see television.

Public schools have become adept in allowing teachers accused of sexual assault to move to other schools, often with the help of collective bargaining agreements negotiated by teachers unions, a new report alleges.

As debt ceiling talks stalled between the four leaders in Congress and President Joe Biden, Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) traveled to the White House to meet with the president one-on-one.

Goats may be the latest victim of California's red tape laws. Changes in state labor requirements for herders may affect both businesses and the environment as wildfire season approaches.

The Atlantic hurricane season began last week, and with it, meteorologists expect tropical storm systems to form until November.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will travel to the United States this week to meet with President Joe Biden and business and military leaders.

A number of Republican presidential hopefuls criticized former President Donald Trump on Saturday for congratulating North Korean leader Kim Jong Un over his country's appointment to the World Health Organization's executive board.