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Who are Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan, the candidates for House speaker?

The House of Representatives is moving toward nominating a speaker this week, with two front-runners emerging in the battle for the chamber’s top role.

Israel war: ‘Over 100 targets’ struck in Gaza ‘terror nest’

The Israel Defense Forces launched significant and overwhelming airstrikes across Gaza in response to the unprecedented terrorist attacks over the weekend that left more than 900 Israelis dead and thousands wounded.

Alaska school sports association bans transgender students in girls’ sports after legislative failure

Transgender students in Alaska are now barred from competing in girls' sports after the state's oversight board adopted a new rule Monday.

Finland-Estonia gas pipeline leak to be investigated as sabotage

Finland is on high alert as it investigates a new undersea gas pipeline leak, which it has described as a "deliberate” outside attack, as well as maybe an act of sabotage.

WATCH LIVE: National security adviser Jake Sullivan speaks during White House press briefing

The White House will hold its scheduled press briefing with press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and national security adviser Jake Sullivan on Tuesday as war rages in Israel.

Haley super PAC takes Trump tone on ‘DeSantis desperation tour’

Supporters of former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley's presidential run are ramping up criticism of Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) 2024 campaign as she looks to oust him from his second-place status behind former President Donald Trump.

Riley Gaines criticizes Penn State and claims school canceled her event

Women's rights activist Riley Gaines slammed Pennsylvania State University over a September video featuring the school president supporting free speech on campus, claiming an event she was scheduled to attend at the school had been canceled.

Supreme Court rejects defamation case, but Clarence Thomas wants to revisit libel law

The Supreme Court revealed on Tuesday it would not hear an appeal from coal executive Don Blankenship, who sued several major media companies for defamation after they referred to him as a "convicted felon" after he was convicted of a misdemeanor.

Credit card interest rates highest in at least 38 years

The national average for credit card interest rates is now the highest it has been in at least the last 38 years as the Federal Reserve keeps monetary policy tight to drive down inflation.

Israel war: Hamas brutality comes into full focus in kibbutzim days after attack

Israeli authorities are only beginning to understand and uncover the extent of the gruesome scenes in areas that were overrun by militants this weekend in the unprecedented multipronged terrorist attacks.
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