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Afghan special visa program overwhelmed two years after US withdrawal: Watchdog

The State Department's efforts to swiftly process hundreds of thousands of Afghan Special Immigrant Visa applications have not been enough to significantly decrease the waiting list, according to a new report from the inspector general's office.

Trump’s co-defendants join him in skipping Georgia RICO case arraignment

Former President Donald Trump and several of his 18 co-defendants named in a racketeering indictment in Georgia have pleaded not guilty and waived their arraignment appearances, which were scheduled for next week.

New York City officers arrest probationer on impersonation charges and find switchblade and police scanner

The New York City Police Department's 121st Precinct arrested a person during a traffic stop who they say was impersonating a city official.

Dan Crenshaw claims ‘there is no science backing’ child gender transitions

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) pointed out a lack of research behind gender transition therapies for minors.

Food stamps: September SNAP payments for Arkansas residents to arrive in three days

Arkansas residents who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, will see their payments for September starting in three days.

House GOP investigates University of Wisconsin for ‘gain of function’ research

Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) launched an investigation on Friday into the University of Wisconsin, Madison's, potentially dangerous research on viruses with pandemic-causing potential, bringing a conflict at the state level into the national spotlight.

Food stamps: Alabama SNAP benefits for September worth up to $1,116 to arrive in three days

Alabama residents who receive financial support for groceries from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are set to receive their benefits for September in three days.

Jim Justice holds strong lead over Alex Mooney in battle for Manchin seat: Poll

Gov. Jim Justice (R-WV) maintains a considerable lead over his Republican competition in the Senate race in West Virginia.

House GOP rolls out ‘first come, first served’ access to Jan. 6 footage

House Republicans released a policy on Friday regarding security footage from the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol that allows "first come, first served" access for qualified people.

Biden’s border crisis roars back after brief Title 42 reprieve: Leaked DHS data

EXCLUSIVE — Border Patrol agents arrested nearly twice as many illegal immigrants in August as in June, spelling disaster for the Biden administration that had touted declining border numbers as a policy success.
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