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Kerry asks China to separate climate policy from other political tensions

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry called on the United States and China on Wednesday to separate climate policy from other diplomatic tensions between the two nations, calling it a “universal threat” during his last day in Beijing.

Doug Burgum says he’ll meet RNC requirements for first debate

Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) said he will meet the Republican National Committee's donor requirements on Wednesday, enabling him to participate in the first presidential debate of the GOP primary next month.

Hunter Biden plea: IRS whistleblower testimony to reveal ‘abuse of power’ that threatens US

Testimony from IRS whistleblowers, one of whom will reveal himself for the first time on Wednesday, will detail the "corrosion of ethical standards and the abuse of power that threaten" the United States, according to written testimony obtained by the Washington Examiner.

What Michigan’s charges against fake electors mean for these states

After Michigan's attorney general charged 16 fake electors on Tuesday for their involvement in an alleged plot to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in favor of former President Donald Trump, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico are being eyed for similar efforts that took place.

Biden takes new action on junk fees, food prices, and corporate mergers

President Joe Biden is taking new action on Wednesday in an attempt to lower costs for families.

Housing starts fall 8% despite other signs of a warming housing market

The number of housing starts declined in June, an indication that there are still some challenges in a housing market that has shown signs of heating up in recent months after being battered by the Federal Reserve's rate hikes.

Hunter Biden investigation: Read the full IRS whistleblower testimony ahead of Oversight hearing

The House Oversight Committee will be hearing from two whistleblowers on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, both of whom are IRS agents who allege misconduct in the investigation into President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden.

Anti-corporate Democrats take cash from PACs funded by major corporations: ‘Total frauds’

House Democrats who have vowed to decline cash from corporate PACs or tried to ban them pocketed large donations in the second quarter of 2023 from committees bankrolled by major corporations, records show.

Biden keeps pushing policies that won’t hold up in court, but why?

President Joe Biden wasted little time crafting new plans after the Supreme Court struck down his student loans plan.

Hunter Biden plea: Comer to praise IRS whistleblowers in Oversight hearing while Raskin targets Trump

In his opening statements during the hearing, House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) will hit President Joe Biden’s family on their foreign business dealings and praise the two Internal Revenue Service whistleblowers testifying.
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