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Biden seeks another $4 billion in disaster relief ahead of Florida visit

President Joe Biden is going back to the well to try and get more disaster relief funding from Congress.

Teacher robbed at knife-point and forced into school closet

A Nashville teacher was robbed at knife-point and forced into the school's gym closet Tuesday shortly after she arrived at work.

Pentagon launches website for office that leads UFO investigations and research

The Pentagon launched a website on Thursday for the department's office that leads their research and understanding of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), more frequently known as UFOs.

Democrats wary that Pennsylvania state party’s setbacks could affect 2024 races

Democrats are concerned the Pennsylvania Democratic Party's setbacks due to unorganized leaders and a lack of financial support could affect the party's chances at success in 2024.

Biden child care investment looming over administration as funding set to expire

A pandemic-era child care investment is set to run out this month, threatening to upend preschools and day care facilities across the country and set back economic recovery touted by President Joe Biden.

Employment growth unexpectedly accelerates with 187,000 jobs added in August

The economy beat expectations in August and added 187,000 jobs, another sign that the labor market still has momentum despite the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes.

What is the farm bill?

The farm bill is expiring on Sept. 30, 2023, and members of Congress in the House and Senate are continuing to develop their drafts for its renewal as the government works to avoid a shutdown.

Biden’s German ambassador again raises eyebrows with mega payouts from UPenn

President Joe Biden's ambassador to Germany is attracting controversy again, this time over payments she received before leaving her previous job.

Democrat Jacky Rosen sees Big Pharma investments soar while urging lower drug prices

Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV), who faces a tough 2024 reelection bid in the swing state of Nevada, reaped a windfall in profits from her investments in companies that have jacked up drug prices — all while the Democrat has touted support for lowering them.

Biden looks at rescheduling marijuana in time for the 2024 election

The Biden administration could once again make marijuana moves in time for an election.
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