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Virginia joins states trying to block California from regulating businesses in other states

Virginia is the latest state to join the effort to prevent a California law from interfering with agricultural production nationwide. A total of 17 states are pushing to eliminate multiple state regulations in an attempt to regain control of agribusiness within their borders.

Food stamps: Final August round of SNAP payments for Pennsylvania to arrive in three days

Pennsylvania households who have yet to receive their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payment can expect to collect up to $1,902 over the next three days before the program wraps up for August.

White House not commenting on Hunter Biden special counsel news

The White House declined to comment Friday on the Justice Department's decision to appoint David Weiss to serve as special counsel overseeing the federal investigation into Hunter Biden, the president's son.

Hawaii fire: Death toll rises to 55 in Maui as fire devastates Lahaina

The death toll from three wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui has climbed to 55 confirmed deaths as of Friday morning, according to Hawaiian officials, but the death count is expected to rise.

Hunter Biden investigation: Prosecutors are at ‘impasse’ on plea and expect a trial

Prosecutors say plea negotiations in the Hunter Biden case are "at an impasse" and President Joe Biden's son is likely heading toward a criminal trial.

Hunter Biden investigation: Garland appoints David Weiss as special counsel

Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Friday he appointed U.S. Attorney David Weiss to serve as special counsel in the investigation into Hunter Biden after Weiss requested to Garland that he be given the authority this week.

Pence chats with Iowa’s Kim Reynolds amid their feuds with Trump

Former President Donald Trump cast a shadow over the "Fair-Side Chat" at the Iowa State Fair between former Vice President Mike Pence and Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) but didn't come up much in the conversation.

DeSantis’s New College of Florida trustees move to eliminate gender studies department

The board of trustees at the New College of Florida voted to abolish the school's gender studies department Thursday, marking the latest effort by the conservative trustees to redirect the college's mission.

Food stamps: Direct August payment worth up to $1,691 for Arizona residents ends in two days

Arizona will finish sending food stamp payments to its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program beneficiaries for August in two days.

Stimulus check update: Payments worth up to $500 to be sent to Californians in five days

Payments of $500 for one year to 250 qualifying Long Beach, California, families will be issued in five days. The city's guaranteed income pilot program, the Long Beach Pledge, will provide aid to families living in the west-central 90813 ZIP code struggling with finances.
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