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Three key governor races avoid Biden and Trump in ads despite endorsements

Three gubernatorial races are keeping any mention of President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in advertisements to a minimum, an indication that candidates may perceive establishment members of their party as a weakness in their campaigns.

US Southern Command cancels Sound of Freedom screenings at headquarters

Two screenings of the Sound of Freedom at the military's U.S. Southern Command headquarters were canceled.

Authorities seize over $1.5 million in methamphetamine and cocaine trafficked from Mexico

United States Customs and Border Protection seized more than $1.5 million in cocaine and methamphetamine being trafficked into the United States from Mexico, authorities said.

House Democrats leverage China to force GOP into government spending agreement

House Democrats are hitting Republicans from all sides to force their GOP counterparts into a government funding agreement ahead of the Sept. 30 deadline, highlighting the possible consequences their proposed spending cuts or even a government shutdown would pose.

Hunter Biden investigation: Comer requests unredacted emails showing then-VP Biden’s communications director coordinating with Hunter’s associates

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) sent a letter to the National Archives and Records Administration requesting unredacted records and emails from President Joe Biden’s time as vice president that show his communications team working with one of his son’s business associates to squash stories about Burisma.

Rick Scott introduces bicameral bill separating disaster relief from Ukraine aid, demands Senate vote

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) introduced legislation with his colleague Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) on Wednesday that would provide emergency relief funding for natural disasters, including Hurricane Idalia in Florida and the Hawaii wildfires, separate from increasingly controversial Ukraine aid.

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

Remaining eligible Alaska residents who have an "eligible-not paid" status on Wednesday for the 2022 Permanent Fund Dividend are set to receive their payment in eight days.

Democrat launches campaign in Virginia for vulnerable Republican’s House seat

A Democrat in Virginia has launched a campaign for Rep. Jen Kiggans's (R-VA) seat in the commonwealth's 2nd Congressional District.

McCarthy under pressure from all sides as spending fight crawls ahead

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) managed to survive debt ceiling negotiations earlier this year, but he now faces his biggest leadership test with the budget process and is feeling pressure from every direction.

Pro-Haley super PAC declares her the candidate Biden ‘fears most’ in new ad

In a new ad, a super PAC supporting former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley's bid for president in 2024 declared her the candidate feared most by President Joe Biden's campaign.
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