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DeSantis attacks Trump as a lame-duck president: ‘Need to be able to serve two terms’

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) said the United States needs a president who can serve two terms, a knock to former President Donald Trump, who would return to the White House as a lame-duck on Day 1.

Stimulus check update: Applications for monthly payments worth $500 open in six days

Massachusetts residents only have to wait six days before a guaranteed income program for $500 monthly payments will start accepting applications.

Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 to be paid out to recipients in six days

There are only six days left before recipients of a guaranteed income program in Virginia will receive their next payment of $500.

John Durham to testify before GOP-led House Judiciary Committee in June

John Durham is slated to testify to the GOP-led House of Representatives in both a public hearing and behind closed doors in June, where he will speak about his special counsel investigation into the Trump-Russia investigators and will talk about his bombshell report.

Lauren Boebert calls for boycotting North Face amid drag queen ad campaign

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) called for conservatives to boycott “woke” clothing retailer North Face following its new ad campaign featuring a drag queen.

RFK Jr. says the Democratic Party needs to be restored to a trustworthy ‘template of democracy’

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the public does not trust America's government, and because of that, he hopes to restore trust in the Democratic Party as a “template of democracy.”

Food stamps: What date are SNAP benefits cards reloaded across the country

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits continue to be reloaded for low-income families throughout May.

DeSantis administration officials solicited campaign donations from lobbyists: Report

Members of Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) administration reportedly sought to solicit political donations from lobbyists for his presidential bid, raising questions about whether such a move violates ethics laws just two days into his campaign.

Debt ceiling talks: Here’s where things stand less than one week before default deadline

The House is on recess, and Republican negotiators left the Capitol late Thursday night without a finalized deal on the debt ceiling. Still, several officials have indicated they’re closing in on a deal, expressing optimism they can get something worked out before the default deadline in six days.

Inflation rose to 4.4% in April, according to key gauge watched by Fed

Inflation unexpectedly rose to a 4.4% annual rate in April, as measured by the gauge favored by the Federal Reserve.
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