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Redistricting 2023: The status of contested congressional maps in three states

Redistricting for congressional seats typically takes place prior to the first congressional elections held after a census is conducted, but the congressional maps in some states are still in limbo ahead of the second congressional elections based on the current census data.

Climate protesters at US Open semifinal charged

Two protesters who interrupted the US Open semifinals match Thursday have been charged with criminal trespassing.

Schiff says Graham’s response to grand jury report doesn’t pass ‘laugh test’

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) called out Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) for his reaction to narrowly avoiding an indictment.

Kamala Harris celebrates hip-hop’s 50th anniversary by hosting star-studded party

Vice President Kamala Harris invited a host of musicians to her home Saturday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.

DeSantis stumps with Reynolds at Iowa-Iowa State game

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) was seen alongside Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) at the tailgate outside the Iowa-Iowa State football game on Saturday as other Republican presidential candidates also attended the event.

Eric Adams slashes New York City budget yet again as cost of immigration crisis rises

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a budget cut of 5% across all city agencies on Saturday due to the rising cost of the immigration crisis unfolding there.

Trump flips burgers with fans at tailgate for Iowa-Iowa State matchup

Former President Donald Trump took part in flipping burgers on the grill and visited a fraternity house prior to the Iowa-Iowa State college football game on Saturday.

Kemp slams Trump for opposition to ending COVID lockdowns in April 2020

Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) says he "sure as hell" still remembers former President Donald Trump's opposition to reopening from COVID-19 lockdowns in April 2020.

Trump responds to piles of legal trouble — ‘I’m being indicted for you’

Former President Donald Trump told supporters at a campaign rally for the 2024 election in Rapid City, South Dakota, on Friday that he considers the various criminal indictments against him to be a "badge of honor."

Laxative shortage sweeps US as diet and work habits leave stores ‘literally running out’

Laxatives are the latest pharmaceutical product to be added to the list of drug shortages in the United States as more people are struggling to find constipation-relieving products on store shelves.
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