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Blake Masters’s expected Senate run catches some Arizona Republicans off guard

The news that Blake Masters is preparing to run for the seat held by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) in Arizona was unexpected in some Republican circles as most of the speculation has swirled around Kari Lake, who continues to tease a potential Senate run this fall.

Biden sums up Florida visit: ‘Nobody intelligent can deny’ effects of climate change

President Joe Biden linked the damage done by a powerful hurricane to climate change while visiting Florida on Saturday.

Ro Khanna says there’s not a ‘single shred of evidence’ Biden received foreign payments

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) scoffed at the idea of impeaching President Joe Biden over alleged payments received from foreign nations.

New Texas law forces drunk drivers to pay child support if they kill parent or legal guardian

A new law that went into effect in Texas on Friday requires drunk drivers who kill the parent or legal guardian of a child to pay child support.

Fauci urges people to listen to health officials on masking as COVID-19 cases rise in US

Former White House chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci defended masking again on Saturday as COVID-19 cases rise in a late summer surge in the United States, urging citizens to listen to health officials.

Trump returns favor after receiving endorsement from Hungary’s Viktor Orban

Former President Donald Trump acknowledged an overseas endorsement in his favor as he continues his 2024 presidential bid.

Nobel Prize foundation rescinds invitations to Russia, Iran, and Belarus after backlash

The foundation behind the Nobel Peace Prize rescinded their invitations to the December ceremony for ambassadors from Russia, Belarus, and Iran after facing backlash over their initial decision to include the countries.

Wisconsin GOP threaten impeachment if new state justice remains on redistricting case

Republicans in the Wisconsin state legislature are asking a newly elected liberal justice on the state Supreme Court to recuse herself from a redistricting case, or they could consider impeachment.

Vivek Ramaswamy admits he didn’t espouse Republican politics ‘out of the birth canal’

Vivek Ramaswamy explained his evolving politics over the years that led him to running for the 2024 Republican nomination for president.

Bill Richardson death: Former New Mexico Governor and U.N. Ambassador dies at 75

Bill Richardson, the former Democratic New Mexico governor and United States Ambassador to the United Nations, died at the age of 75.
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