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WATCH LIVE: President Joe Biden speech about lowering costs for consumers

President Joe Biden touted his efforts to lower costs for consumers on Friday, unveiling his new healthcare policies that drop healthcare prices for U.S. citizens, which falls under the umbrella of his "Bidenomics" agenda.

US to send cluster munitions to Ukraine in latest military aid package

The United States announced a new military aid package to Ukraine on Friday that will include cluster munitions for the first time in the war.

Team Trump rebuts recent poll on indictment attitudes as ‘flawed’

In a memo released by former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign on Friday, Trump-aligned polling firm McLaughlin & Associates accused a recent poll of "bias and spin" leading to "skewed outcomes that generate faulty reporting."

Russell Brand predicts Tucker Carlson will have ‘more power than ever’ post-Fox

Actor Russell Brand hosted former Fox News host Tucker Carlson for his first interview since being fired.

FDR might have been given cocaine in the White House to treat one of his several illnesses

The White House made headlines earlier this week when cocaine was found in the West Wing over the July 4 holiday weekend.

Ben & Jerry’s boycott results in $2 billion loss in shares so far

The fallout of Ben & Jerry's Fourth of July tweet became evident as soon as the close of the stock market on Thursday, which reflected a loss of almost $1 per share.

House Republicans seek to ban ranked choice voting in DC elections

House Republicans are once again cracking down on local election administration in Washington, D.C., this time seeking to ban the use of ranked choice voting in all local and federal elections.

WATCH LIVE: White House holds press briefing with national security adviser Jake Sullivan

The White House is holding a press briefing with press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and national security adviser Jake Sullivan.

Federal Reserve tees up July rate hike despite lower jobs gains in June

The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates again at its next meeting later this month despite a weaker-than-expected June employment report.

Kansas man who allegedly fired at gunmen in nightclub acted in self-defense, district attorney says

A Kansas man was released from jail Thursday after officials asserted he acted in self-defense when he allegedly opened fire after gunmen began shooting at a local nightclub Sunday.
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