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What to expect from first GOP primary debate in one week

The first Republican primary debate is one week away, set for Aug. 23 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Manchin vows ‘unrelenting fight’ with Biden on Inflation Reduction Act’s one-year anniversary

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is walking a delicate line on the one-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act, a bill he helped author but has since threatened to join Republicans in repealing.

Here are the best- and worst-case Republican and Democratic 2024 Senate scenarios

Senate majorities have eluded Republicans the past couple of election cycles. With a favorable 2024 map, GOP chances look much better next year.

Russia now domestically producing own version of Iranian drones: UK

Russia has begun domestically producing its own version of the Iranian one-way drone that Tehran first provided to Russian forces nearly a year ago.

Little League World Series removes bunk beds after sleeping accident

Athletes competing in the Little League World Series will sleep in single beds after a boy suffered a serious head injury last year when falling out of the top bunk.

NYC pet store closing its doors due to rising crime and ‘failing policies’

A New York City pet store is closing its doors as "failing policies" are not protecting small-business owners from rising crime.

Petition to change Washington Commanders back to Redskins reaches over 100,000 signatures

An online petition asking the Washington Commanders to revert back to their original team name, the Washington Redskins, has reached well over 100,000 signatures and is on its way to being one of the most signed petitions for an online website.

Lawmakers press Biden to end delay in offloading Iranian oil tanker

Lawmakers sent a bipartisan and bicameral letter to President Joe Biden on Wednesday urging him to resolve a delay in the seizure of Iranian oil and gas shipments sitting in a tanker outside of Texas.

DeSantis claims ‘the swamp’ got worse under Trump’s administration

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) says "the swamp" of the federal bureaucracy in Washington, D.C., got worse under former President Donald Trump's administration.

Hispanic Democrats demand investigation into ‘cruel’ Texas policies separating immigrant families

A group of more than two dozen Hispanic Democrats sent a letter to President Joe Biden demanding an investigation into the “cruel” immigration policies implemented in Texas under Gov. Greg Abbott.
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