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Olivia Dalton steps behind the White House briefing podium

Principal White House deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton, a potential successor to press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, took questions in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room for the first time.

White House: People are ‘just starting to see’ benefits of Biden’s economic policies

The White House pushed back Tuesday on the idea that President Joe Biden's economic policies are vastly unpopular with the public, despite a number of polls indicating just that.

Chicago police under the microscope as internal affairs has opened 11,000 investigations

The Chicago Police Department is one of several law enforcement entities under the microscope as departments across the United States continue to face calls for vast reforms within the criminal justice system.

Oregon voters could set elected officials’ salaries with new ballot measure

Oregon lawmakers passed a number of bills as the 2023 legislative session ended last week that will allow voters to determine measures in the election process and salary protocols for state leaders.

Ryan Seacrest named new host of Wheel of Fortune as Pat Sajak retires

Ryan Seacrest announced on social media Tuesday that he has been named the new host of the television game show Wheel of Fortune once longtime host Pat Sajak retires after this season, which begins airing in September.

GOP 2024 candidate explains viral ‘What’s a Uyghur?’ moment: ‘Didn’t recognize’ pronunciation

After Miami Mayor and Republican presidential candidate Francis Suarez's radio appearance went viral on Monday morning when he asked "What's a Uyghur?" he took to Twitter to clarify the faux pas.

Voters sour on Pride campaigns: Poll

New data show voters believe corporations’ Pride campaigns have gone too far.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pulls out of Moms for Liberty conference days before speech

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democratic presidential candidate challenging President Joe Biden for the nomination, has pulled out of a speaking event at this week's controversial Moms for Liberty summit in Philadelphia.

FBI faces criticism on both sides over handling of politically sensitive matters

Senate Democrats excoriated the FBI over its handling of the lead-up to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in a new report on Tuesday, following months of criticisms from Republicans that the bureau is biased against conservatives.

LIHEAP payments: Illinois benefits for water and sewer bills arrive in four days

Eligible residents in Illinois will receive assistance for paying their water bills in only four days.
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