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Wisconsin Supreme Court justice sworn in, officially flipping control of the court

Justice Janet Protasiewicz's swearing-in ceremony as the latest judge on the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday marked a big achievement for Wisconsin Democrats — the state Supreme Court flipped to Democratic control for the first time in 15 years.

Food stamps: First August SNAP payment worth up to $1,691 to arrive in Michigan tomorrow

Eligible Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients in Michigan will start receiving a maximum payment of $1,691 tomorrow.

Food stamps: Texas’s direct payments for August worth up to $1,691 to wrap up in 13 days

Texas's August Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments, worth up to $1,691, will wrap up in 13 days.

Capitol police dismiss panic that led to shelter in place as ‘bogus call’

U.S. Capitol Police locked down and evacuated the Russell Senate Office Building following a "bad call" about a potential active shooter situation on Wednesday afternoon.

Meta news ban begins on Facebook and Instagram in Canada

Meta has begun the process of cutting off news availability to Canadians on Facebook and Instagram.

LIHWAP payments: Pennsylvania residents interested in up to $2,500 for water bills must apply in nine days

The Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program opened applications for residents in Pennsylvania who need assistance with their water bills earlier this summer, and applications close in nine days.

Pence boasts 30,000 donors, expects to qualify for debate ‘by the end of next week’

Former Vice President Mike Pence's presidential campaign expects to amass enough unique donors to qualify for the Republican National Committee's primary debate "by the end of next week" as Pence is facing scrutiny for accumulating donors more slowly than candidates who are polling below him.

Gas prices hit nine-month high on rising oil prices

U.S. gas prices climbed to their highest point in nine months on Wednesday, driven by rising oil prices that show no signs of easing in the months ahead.

Biden playing ‘shell game’ with mussels to sink Abbott’s border buoys: Arrington

A senior House Republican accused the Biden administration of playing politics following the Interior Department's decision to list a mussels specimen found only in a part of the U.S.-Mexico border where Texas installed a floating buoy barrier as endangered.

Bob McDonnell blasts Jack Smith’s partisan ‘overzealous’ charging in high-profile cases

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell spoke out against special counsel Jack Smith, the prosecutor pursuing federal charges against former President Donald Trump, who was also involved in a case against McDonnell close to 10 years ago.
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