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Celebrity chef Jose Andres exempted from Palo Alto gas stove ban

The city of Palo Alto, California, said this week that celebrity chef Jose Andres could use gas stoves in his new restaurant, exempting him from the controversial new ban on natural gas hookups in new construction that takes effect this year.

Karl Rove: How Trump’s constant stream of attacks on DeSantis could backfire

Former President Donald Trump's unrelenting attacks on his top rival could be doing more harm than good.

Republicans demand answers on use of federal funds for ‘woke’ Montpelier exhibits

EXCLUSIVE — Two Republicans are demanding answers about "woke" influences at President James Madison’s Montpelier and other historical sites.

Biden gets more blame than McCarthy for debt ceiling impasse, poll finds

More people fault President Joe Biden than House Republicans for the protracted debt limit deadlock, according to a new poll.

Blackburn targets Tiktok dangers in bipartisan bill giving parents social media ‘toolbox’

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) is hoping to give parents "the toolbox that they need" to protect their children on social media with her new bipartisan legislation that she partnered with Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) to introduce this month.

FBI whistleblowers allege ‘retaliation’ as Democrats cast them as security threats

House Republicans joined FBI whistleblowers in alleging “retaliation” for exposing political “rot” within the bureau, while the FBI revoked some of their security clearances and Democrats accused them of being a “national security threat.”

Public’s trust in the Supreme Court at a 50-year low following Dobbs decision: Poll

The public's trust in the Supreme Court is at the lowest it has ever been in at least 50 years, following the court's historic decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Four Oregon lawmakers banned from reelection after reaching Capitol walkout limit

The Oregon Senate Republican walkout marked its 12th day on Wednesday, leaving four lawmakers banned from running for reelection.

MTG says she felt ‘threatened’ by ‘Squad’ member Bowman during Capitol exchange

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said she felt "threatened" by Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) after a heated exchange outside the Capitol on Wednesday, claiming it was not the first time the "Squad" member had been "aggressive" toward her.

Supreme Court gives IRS green light to seek bank records without notice

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the Internal Revenue Service doesn't have to notify bank account holders before requesting their records if efforts are geared toward collecting someone else's delinquent taxes.
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