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Bernie Sanders says he cannot ‘in good conscience’ vote for debt ceiling bill

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) announced he would vote "no" on President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) debt ceiling bill.

Trump promises yearlong celebration for US’s 250th birthday if he is elected president

Former President Donald Trump is planning to bring out the fireworks for an entire year if elected, promising a celebration of the United States's 250th birthday like no other.

Chicago City Council to spend $51M of budget surplus on Texas immigrants

Chicago will allocate over $50 million to create housing for immigrants arriving in the Windy City from Texas as immigration at the southern border continues to increase.

DeSantis announces Space Force training headquarters will be located in Florida

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) announced that the United States Space Force will be opening a training headquarters in Florida.

Wray confirms existence of Biden ‘bribery scheme’ form but won’t skirt contempt: GOP

Republican congressional investigators say FBI Director Christopher Wray has confirmed the existence of an FBI form alleging then-Vice President Joe Biden engaged in a “criminal bribery scheme” with a yet-unnamed foreign national.

New record set with 17 people in orbit at same time

A cosmic record was set this week when humans achieved the highest number of people ever concurrently in Earth's orbit. The record-setting number came in at 17.

FTC and DOJ charge Amazon with illegally keeping children’s recordings from Alexa

The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice charged Amazon with saving recordings of children from Alexa devices, violating national federal law and the privacy rights of children.

Gavin Newsom addresses backlash to LGBT pride: Woke is just another ‘dog whistle’

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) reacted on Wednesday to a Pride flag that was burned at a Los Angeles area elementary school, decrying "a full-throated purge effort" that he says is orchestrated "by the far-right."

Greg Abbott appoints interim attorney general following Ken Paxton’s impeachment

Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) appointed former Texas Secretary of State John Scott as the interim attorney general of Texas following the Republican-led House vote to impeach Ken Paxton last week.

White House details Democratic outreach to sell debt ceiling deal

The White House is working hard to get Democrats to vote for the debt ceiling deal.
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