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Hydrogen bomb: How a signature Biden promise could seal a battleground seat for Democrats

Michigan recently secured a significant victory for President Joe Biden and his green energy agenda in hydrogen extraction, which could ultimately boost Democrats' chances in the battleground state's elections in 2024.

Sorted reality: One factor dominates how states attract residents

One key factor in deciding when and where a family will move has increased in importance as the country witnesses a large sorting from the political Left and Right.

Republicans rally to use US military to take down Mexican cartels behind fentanyl

Republicans are increasingly coalescing around the idea of deploying military troops to Mexico as one way to take action as the fentanyl epidemic rages within the United States.

Christopher Wray to testify before House Judiciary Committee next week

The GOP-led House Judiciary Committee announced FBI Director Christopher Wray will testify next Wednesday at a hearing relating to “the politicization of the nation’s preeminent law enforcement agency.”

Test confirms substance found at White House was cocaine

Follow-up tests have confirmed that cocaine was found in the White House.

Youngkin sets sights on final target as 2024 rumors swirl

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) indicated he may not rule out a run for president in 2024 on Wednesday, as concerns circulate over the viability of the top GOP contenders.

Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes warns Trump will ‘be found guilty’ over classified documents

Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the Oath Keepers militia group, recently warned former President Donald Trump about his classified documents trial, saying Trump will “be found guilty” if he goes.

Vivek Ramaswamy launches patriotism scholarship for students

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy launched a scholarship program on Wednesday that aims to "foster national pride" among young people amid declining patriotism.

White House complaint about RFK Jr. COVID-19 tweet cited in latest Biden defeat

The White House's attempts to censor anti-vaccine activist and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine misinformation was referenced explicitly in the sweeping limits restricting government contact between Big Tech and social media.

Food stamps: Final Virginia direct payment for July worth average of $181 to go out in two days

Recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Virginia can expect to receive their monthly benefit in the next two days.
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