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Residents of Idaho only have until the end of 2022 to apply for a tax rebate featuring up to $300 for individual filers and $600 for joint filers.

EXCLUSIVE — President Joe Biden's State Department is handing taxpayer dollars to an LGBT nonprofit group in Colombia that supports prostitution rights in the South American country, records show.

A top Goldman Sachs official said Tuesday there is a high likelihood that OPEC+ will order additional production cuts in December and that the bank expects oil prices to hit $110 per barrel next year due to recession fears, lower demand from China, and lack of clarity over the planned price cap on Russian oil.

After meeting with President Joe Biden at the White House, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said Congress would take up a bill to avert a rail strike.

The government of the Islamic Republic of Iran has threatened its men's national soccer team players and their families ahead of Tuesday's World Cup clash with the United States, according to a report.

The United States will provide more than $53 million to Ukraine to support efforts to repair critical infrastructure that Russia has spent weeks deliberately destroying.

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA), chairmen of the Senate and House Judiciary Courts Subcommittees respectively, accused the Supreme Court's attorney of failing to "substantively answer" their questions about allegations of a 2014 high court leak.

The Dutch government is planning to buy out and close as many as 3,000 farms in the country, exacerbating an already-bitter dispute with growers as leaders attempt to halve the country’s nitrogen emissions by 2030.

Prosecutors have dropped charges against former D.C. Deputy Mayor Christopher Geldart on Tuesday, ending a monthlong legal battle that began when the official was accused of assault and later resigned from office due to questions about his living arrangement.

The Pentagon provided key details into China's long-term intentions in a recent report to Congress, with government officials under President Joe Biden routinely characterizing the communist superpower as a “pacing challenge" and the “most comprehensive and serious challenge to U.S. national security."