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Blinken denies paying ransom for US hostages: ‘Iran’s own funds would be used’

Iran will not receive any sanctions relief as part of a deal to secure the release of five American hostages, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, despite Tehran’s impending recovery of $6 billion.

Linda Yaccarino says X earned back advertisers amid increase of ‘healthy’ posts

CEO Linda Yaccarino issued an update on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, which included a renewal of advertisers.

Washington Examiner’s Byron York rebukes Biden’s denial of son’s business dealings

The Washington Examiner's Byron York criticized President Joe Biden's continued denial of his involvement in Hunter Biden's business dealings, stating the idea of Biden not being involved in his son's foreign connection is "just not true."

Eric Adams’s handling of NYC migrant crisis went ‘horribly wrong,’ contractor reveals

New York City Mayor Eric Adams's strategy for managing the thousands of immigrants who have descended on Manhattan has been a disaster, according to a contractor on the project.

James Comer says House GOP will subpoena Biden family members

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY), who’s been investigating President Joe Biden's family's business dealings, said Republicans plan to eventually subpoena members of the Biden family.

Gov. Kim Reynolds boosts DeSantis’s efforts in Iowa as he scrambles to win back campaign support

Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) praised Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential campaigning efforts in Iowa, the first state for candidates to face the scrutiny of voters.

Treasury inspector general says IRS loses millions of sensitive tax records

The IRS lost millions of sensitive taxpayer records at two different agency facilities, according to a federal watchdog.

Russia to launch mission to the moon for first time in nearly 50 years

Russia will launch its first mission to the moon in nearly half a century.

House conservatives reject Biden’s Ukraine funding request as ‘nonstarter’

Conservative Republicans in the House are shooting down a request by President Joe Biden to approve increased funding for Ukraine and other military assistance, decrying the effort as nonnegotiable.

Senate GOP silent on latest Clarence Thomas claims while Democrats urge Supreme Court reforms

Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans are staying silent in the wake of a report alleging Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted more luxury vacations and other lavish gifts than had been previously known.
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