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China touts anti-corruption drive as high-level officials disappear

Chinese General Secretary Xi Jinping’s regime has launched an anti-corruption initiative focused on the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, stoking speculation about internal regime tensions amid the ouster of multiple high-level officials.

Abortion rights groups debate language on fetal viability for 2024 election cycle

Abortion rights activists have been debating the issue of fetal viability as a goal post in protecting abortion access ahead of the 2024 election cycle.

Ken Paxton’s alleged mistress ‘unavailable’ to testify in impeachment trial

When she arrived at the Texas Capitol on Wednesday, it seemed a certainty that the alleged mistress of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton would take the stand as a star witness in the impeachment trial against him, but prosecutors' dreams were dashed when Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said she was "deemed unavailable to testify."

Burbank mayor confronted by councilwoman about behavior: ‘The line has been crossed’

Burbank, California, Mayor Konstantine Anthony faced sharp criticism from city council members and residents over a viral video on social media that showed him being spanked at a drag queen bingo event.

Federal grand jury indicts Illinois postal workers in COVID relief fraud scheme

A federal grand jury indicted Illinois postal workers for allegedly stealing COVID-19 relief funds.

Yankees legend David Wells calls for pushing back against ‘disgusting’ direction of the country

Former New York Yankees All-Star pitcher David Wells said “people are afraid” to speak out against “woke” culture.

Federal judge rules DACA program illegal but allows it to continue

A federal judge once again ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is illegal, but he is allowing it to continue.

Maryland father organizes international student walkout for parental rights on Thursday

A Frederick County, Maryland, parent is pushing for an international school walkout on Thursday.

Mitt Romney discusses age as he leads wave of older senators calling it quits

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) suggested that older members of Congress should step aside and pass the torch to a generation of younger leaders.

Hunter Biden investigation: FBI agent testimony confirms limits to David Weiss’s authority

A second FBI official who appeared before the House Judiciary Committee on Monday testified that now-special counsel David Weiss had to go through "other processes" to charge Hunter Biden after U.S. attorneys in Washington, D.C., and California allegedly blocked him from bringing charges against Biden last year.
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