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Supreme Court could decide fate of stalled Mountain Valley Pipeline backed by Manchin

The Supreme Court could intervene in a dispute over the long-stalled Mountain Valley Pipeline backed by Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) before returning to their chambers from summer recess.

Congressional Black Caucus threatens to oppose Biden judicial nominees unless veto rules change

The Congressional Black Caucus will oppose two of President Joe Biden's judicial nominations if the Senate Judiciary Committee does not alter its "blue slip" process that involves the veto power of nominees.

Biden Fed nominees advance to Senate vote

A slate of President Joe Biden’s Federal Reserve nominees has advanced out of committee and is poised to have confirmation votes before the Senate.

Nancy Pelosi touts Biden’s experience amid age concerns: ‘He’s been around a while’

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is positive that President Joe Biden will win reelection in 2024, and she says his age, 80 years old, is actually a benefit.

Washington sees highest murder rates in decades as police staffing hits record low

The murder rate in Washington state rose to an all-time high in 2022, as the state reported consistently low police staffing and the lowest number of police officers per capita in the nation.

McCarthy to host benefit aimed at raising $50,000 for Marjorie Taylor Greene amid Freedom Caucus rift

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) will host a fundraising benefit on Wednesday afternoon to help support Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), with the GOP leader aiming to raise more than $50,000, a source familiar with the event confirmed to the Washington Examiner.

Georgia election workers ask for ‘default judgment’ ruling in Rudy Giuliani defamation case

Two Georgia election workers are seeking "severe" sanctions and an outright victory in a defamation case against Rudy Giuliani after he failed to produce communications related to former President Donald Trump's 2020 election fraud claims.

Pentagon official and Chinese ambassador meet in first defense contact since November

A top Department of Defense official met with a Chinese government representative on Wednesday in what was the first official meeting between the Pentagon and Beijing since November.

Screen Actors Guild and studios turn to federal mediation as contract deadline nears

Negotiators for the Screen Actors Guild and top Hollywood studios agreed to request federal help in mediating an end to the prolonged writers strike, just a day before the negotiation deadline is set to expire.

FBI says CatholicVote is ‘not entitled’ to records detailing spying of Catholic churches

The FBI is seeking to block the release of its records pertaining to a since-retracted memo that said that traditional Catholic communities presented an opportunity for surveillance.
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