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Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 to be sent to Minneapolis residents in one day

A guaranteed income program in Minneapolis will process its next payment to recipients in one day.

Matt Gaetz: Time to ‘defund’ and ‘defang’ the FBI with organizational changes

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) called for moving the FBI out of Washington, D.C., to decentralize the federal agency’s power.

NYC crime victim slams Penny charges: ‘Time to leave the plantation of the Democratic Party’

A New York City mother is blasting the Democratic establishment of the city, saying it has “completely failed” Daniel Penny and Jordan Neely.

Auto expert concedes a lack of resources will plague and delay EV push for decades

One auto expert is warning that “it’s going to take decades” before there are enough resources available to sustain the auto industry’s electric vehicle push.

Freshman Republicans who helped flip House under fire for debt ceiling stance

Democratic groups are seizing on the negotiations over the debt ceiling in campaign ads to target vulnerable Republicans in districts President Joe Biden won in 2020.

DeSantis steers clear of Disney and culture war battles in talks with top donors

Despite building a reputation for wading into culture war fights, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) kept quiet about such topics during a conversation with some of his top donors.

Nebraska trying to combine restrictions on abortion and transgender medicine into one bill

The Nebraska legislature is set to pass a bill that combines a 12-week abortion ban paired with restrictions on some types of healthcare for transgender minors.

Liberals blame Republicans, not Biden, for their pursuit of debt ceiling ‘Plan B’

Democrats are expressing concerns over concessions President Joe Biden may make to avoid a national default, including imposing work requirements for certain social benefit programs and dialing back green energy permitting reforms.

GOP slams Biden after third young immigrant dies in custody: ‘Where is the outrage?’

Several Republican lawmakers grilled the Biden administration Thursday for its handling of young immigrants at the southern border after an 8-year-old became the third minor to die in federal custody so far this year.

Schumer projects debt ceiling optimism as progressives fret about deal

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) offered a glimmer of hope about a deal to raise the debt ceiling, emphasizing that enough progress has been made that senators might need to come back from recess next week.
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