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Joe Biden and Hunter lunch ‘with friends’ on anniversary of fatal family car crash

President Joe Biden is publicly embracing son Hunter amid his impeachment inquiry, lunching with him in Delaware to mark the anniversary of the car crash that killed his first wife and daughter.

Industry sues to stop Utah law restricting teenage social media use

An industry group has filed a legal challenge to Utah's law imposing broad restrictions on social media for teenagers.

DeSantis’s drama-free 2024 candidacy threatened by super PAC problems

In the months leading up to Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) announcement he would be running for president, he was portrayed as the candidate most similar to former President Donald Trump but without the drama, chaos, and vitriol.

DeSantis doubts ‘narrative’ Trump would be different in a second term

Florida governor and 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis expressed doubt over the idea that former President Donald Trump would rule differently as president, should he win reelection.

‘Squad’ Democrat Ilhan Omar reveals she delivered personal warning to Biden

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) said she warned President Joe Biden that the Muslim vote was very important to his successful 2020 election and that he should listen to their concerns over the Israel-Hamas war ahead of the 2024 election.

Biden administration anticipates one more aid package to Ukraine before funding dries up

The Biden administration believes it will be able to provide Ukraine with one more military aid package before the end of the year, but that's it unless Congress acts.

World’s two most important shipping canals now facing serious delays

The world's two largest shipping canals are facing delays and problems, threatening to snarl commodities shipping and push prices higher.

TikTok staffers told not to flag Amazon accounts for questionable content

TikTok employees were reportedly told not to remove questionable posts made by Amazon due to its advertisement investments in the platform.

Florida man faces death penalty after allegedly sexually abusing child

A man in Florida could be the first to be put to death under a new law that expanded capital punishment to those convicted of sex crimes against children.

Petition seeks to stop 20-foot statue of Virgin Mary from being set up at California ski resort

A petition online is seeking to stop a ski resort in California from setting up a 20-foot statue of the Virgin Mary, which is meant to be set up next year.
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