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Judge orders Trump may not move assets without notifying court monitor

Judge Arthur Engoron issued an order on Thursday requiring former President Donald Trump to disclose ahead of time any transfer of assets or creation of any entities.

Putin reveals Russia’s mission: ‘The West always needs an enemy’

Vladimir Putin revealed Russia’s mission to build “a new world” and expanded on his goals concerning the war in Ukraine during public remarks Thursday.

Trump demands apology after Biden moves forward with border wall construction in Texas

Former President Donald Trump railed against President Joe Biden after his administration reversed its policy on building walls on the southern border.

Food stamps: October SNAP payments in West Virginia worth up to $1,691 end in four days

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will conclude payments for October to West Virginia residents in four days.

Food stamps: October SNAP payments to Virginia residents worth up to $1,691 end in two days

October payments to Virginia residents through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will end on Saturday.

Lauren Boebert says she would ‘ditch’ motion to vacate rules if Jim Jordan becomes speaker

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) signaled she would be willing to repeal House rules on motions to vacate but only if House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) is selected as the next House speaker to replace Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).

Roy Wood Jr. leaving The Daily Show without offer to host

Comedian Roy Wood Jr. will not be returning to The Daily Show next season.

Dozens killed in Russian attack on Kharkiv grocery store

Approximately 50 Ukrainian civilians were killed in a Russian strike that hit a grocery store in the eastern region of Kharkiv on Thursday.

Stimulus update: Deadline to claim rebate worth up to $500 is just 11 days away in Georgia

While most taxpayers in the Peach State have already received their 2022 tax rebates from the state, some taxpayers in Georgia who received an extension on their income tax filing deadline will soon see rebates of up to $500.

Army-Navy football game reservations canceled at hotels to make room for immigrants

Hotels in Massachusetts continue to cancel reservations for the Army-Navy football game to accommodate the influx of unhoused immigrants in the state, leaving many hopeful attendees suddenly without a place to stay when they travel for the game.
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