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Tuberville hits back and calls Biden ‘a better senator than a president’

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) struck back at President Joe Biden, calling him "a better senator than a president."

Idaho student murders: University halts demolition of house where murders took place

The University of Idaho is pausing the demolition of the house where four students were murdered last fall, saying it is the "right course to take."

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer orders formation of second education department

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) issued an executive order Wednesday that reorganizes the Michigan Department of Education and forms a new agency dedicated entirely to "lifelong learning."

DOJ erases child sex trafficking information from website

The Department of Justice quietly removed significant portions of its page on child sex trafficking, including information on "International Sex Trafficking of Minors," "Domestic Sex Trafficking of Minors," and "Child Victims of Prostitution."

DC spent $22 million in local funds to deal with immigrant busing crisis: Report

Washington, D.C., has spent over $22 million in local funds to address the arrival of thousands of immigrants and asylum-seekers bused from southern border states.

Harris ties vice presidential Senate tiebreaker record with 31st vote: ‘It’s a good feeling’

Vice President Kamala Harris just tied the record for tiebreakers.

Oregon Drag-A-Thon passes world record for longest drag performance to ‘combat all of the hate’

A Drag-A-Thon in Portland, Oregon, has set a new record for the longest drag performance.

Kamala Harris explains AI at meeting: ‘It means artificial intelligence’

While discussing artificial intelligence with civil rights leaders and consumer protection experts, Vice President Kamala Harris gave a concise explanation for the technology.

Senators call for Supreme Court ethics code after Sotomayor report

Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee told the Washington Examiner they would either support an ethics code for the Supreme Court initiated by Chief Justice John Roberts or were outright calling for Congress to pass an ethics reform bill, though they were split on which tactic is the right move forward.

Ukraine rejects US defense of ambiguous NATO statement: ‘Spoonful of tar’

NATO leaders intend to invite Ukraine into the trans-Atlantic alliance after Kyiv regains control of Ukraine’s sovereign territory, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, amid an unfolding dispute about the alliance's ambiguous commitment to Ukraine's eventual membership.
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