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Georgia college reinstates mask mandates and ‘physical distancing’

A college in Georgia has reinstated mask mandates and "physical distancing" at its premises as a precaution against COVID-19 cases.

Trump’s vast evangelical popularity is due to previous wins, social conservatives say

Leaders of a socially conservative organization said evangelical Christians think of former President Donald Trump favorably because of his accomplishments in office.

Kathy Hochul approval rating drops as majority of New Yorkers believe immigrant influx is a serious issue: Poll

Top Democrats have been struggling to contain the influx of immigrants into New York, resulting in a majority of voters believing the crisis is a serious problem for the state.

Majority of GOP Iowa caucuses attendees believe Trump won 2020 election: Poll

More than half of Iowa Republicans who are likely to attend the caucuses believe former President Donald Trump won the election in 2020 — claims the former president continues to push as he makes his bid for a return to the White House.

Biden launches student loan website for SAVE debt relief plan

The Biden administration launched a long-awaited website Tuesday that will allow student loan borrowers to apply for the administration's modified income-driven repayment program.

Republican debate: Trump PAC promotes event as ‘vice presidential’ contest to be his running mate

Donald Trump has already declared himself a no-show for the first GOP primary debate this week, but that doesn’t mean the former president won’t be elbowing for room in the spotlight.

Biden hunkers down after panned Maui trip during busy week for GOP

President Joe Biden traveled to Hawaii on Monday to survey damage caused by recent deadly wildfires, but he will spend the remainder of the week vacationing at Lake Tahoe amid a hectic week for Republicans looking to unseat him in the general election.

US sanctions Chinese officials over ‘forcible assimilation’ of Tibetan children

China has launched an education program to bring about the “forcible assimilation of more than one million Tibetan children,” according to U.S. officials moving to punish the abuses.

Food stamps: Maryland SNAP payment for August worth up to $1,691 issued in one day

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps, will issue its final August payment to Maryland residents in one day.

Three things to know about Newsom’s $4 billion mental health bill

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and California lawmakers are looking to update the state's behavioral and mental health system and add a $4.68 billion bond measure for treatment beds. A joint committee hearing will convene on Tuesday to discuss the newly amended language in an effort to overhaul mental healthcare.
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