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White students outpaced Asian Americans in college admissions by 28%: Study

White students with similar test scores and grades to Asian students are more likely to be accepted to elite schools, largely due to legacy admissions and geographic bias, a new study revealed.

Ohio Issue 1: White House revels after victory for abortion advocates

The White House gloated Tuesday night at the failure of a controversial measure in Ohio to amend the state constitution, an outcome seen as a big loss for anti-abortion advocates in the Buckeye State.

Greater than 50% chance Biden isn’t on ballot in 2024: Sununu

Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) believes there's a greater than 50% possibility that President Joe Biden isn't on the Democratic ticket for president in 2024.

Electric vehicle company touted by Biden administration files for bankruptcy

Proterra, an electric vehicle company touted by the Biden administration, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

House GOP to target seats in blue states to maintain majority in 2024

House Republicans are planning to target House seats in blue states in order to maintain their majority in 2024.

Ohio Issue 1: Anti-abortion advocates suffer chastening defeat

Ohio rejected a measure known as Issue 1 on Tuesday, keeping a simple majority to amend the state constitution and thereby making it easier for an abortion rights constitutional amendment on the ballot this November to gain approval.

‘Tennessee Three’ member launches exploratory committee for 2024 Senate seat

Democratic Tennessee state Rep. Gloria Johnson, one of the members of the "Tennessee Three," has formed an exploratory committee for a potential Senate run in 2024.

Kamala Harris refuses to call Julie Su ‘acting’ labor secretary

Vice President Kamala Harris refused to call labor secretary nominee Julie Su the "acting" labor secretary.

Chris Christie says Trump ‘left’ him after 2020 election

Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie said former President Donald Trump "left" him rather than Christie leaving Trump after the 2020 election.

Trump denied request for delay in Jan. 6 hearing after Truth Social tirade against judge

U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan rejected a request on Tuesday from former President Donald Trump to delay a hearing until next week in the case related to the 2020 election, instead setting it for Friday morning.
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