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Abbott defies Biden DOJ order to remove floating barrier: ‘See you in court, Mr. President’

AUSTIN, Texas — Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is refusing to take down floating barriers in the Rio Grande in direct defiance of the Biden administration's order to remove the buoys.

Ohio abortion rights amendment garners support from nearly three-fifths of voters: Poll

The majority of Ohio voters expressed support for a state constitutional amendment that would guarantee abortion access, according to a new survey.

Georgia GOP commissioner alleges reparations task force members were told not to speak to media

Fulton County, Georgia, Commissioner Bridget Thorne has alleged that the chairwoman of the county's reparations committee has told her appointee to the task force that he may not speak to the media.

UN now communicating with North Korea about detained US soldier

The United Nations Command, led by the United States, began conversations with Pyongyang on Monday regarding the U.S. soldier who ran across the border from South Korea to North Korea last week.

OpenAI founder launches cryptocurrency offering tokens in exchange for eye scans

The founder of the prominent artificial intelligence company OpenAI launched his own cryptocurrency Monday as part of a new project he helped fund that would give people around the world crypto tokens in exchange for their biometric data.

California Democrat who fought penalties for fentanyl wants $5 billion for overdoses

A California Democrat who fought against a Republican effort for stronger penalties against fentanyl is demanding billions of dollars to battle overdoses.

Woman found dead from bear attack near Yellowstone

A woman was found dead near Yellowstone National Park on Saturday, apparently having died after an encounter with a bear on a hiking trail.

Nikki Haley says Trump can’t win in general election

Republican presidential candidate and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said that while she will support former President Donald Trump if he is the 2024 GOP nominee, she does not think he can win a general election

Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor finally laid to rest near Kentucky home

After eight decades, the remains belonging to a sailor who was killed during the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor were finally laid to rest with full military honors Saturday near his boyhood home.

Mark Zuckerberg earns a blue belt in jujitsu ahead of potential fight with Elon Musk

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is hard at work preparing for the potential cage match between him and Twitter owner Elon Musk, posting to social media he has now earned a blue belt in jujitsu.
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