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Tuberville vows to fight Biden’s Space Command decision: ‘This is absolutely not over’

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) slammed President Joe Biden’s decision to keep the U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado instead of moving it to Alabama, claiming the current administration ‘inserted politics' into the decision.

Food stamps: Illinois direct SNAP payment worth up to $2,113 to arrive tomorrow

Illinois households receiving payments from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin collecting a maximum payment of $2,113 on Tuesday.

Joe Rogan suggests intelligence agencies provoked Capitol riot

Comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan alleged that members of domestic intelligence agencies encouraged and provoked Americans to storm the Capitol during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot.

Russia boasts about ‘adoption’ of Ukrainian children despite war crimes charges

Nearly 400 Ukrainian children have undergone an “adoption” process in Russia, according to a lead Russian official indicted on international war crimes charges for the seizure of Ukrainian children.

Woman uses machete to turn tables on attacker following sexual assault

A Philadelphia woman used a machete Sunday to turn the tables on her alleged sexual assault attacker.

Ukrainian drone attacks near Moscow are attempts to ‘strike at the Russian psyche’

Russian air defenses have largely been able to thwart recent drone attacks near Moscow, but they still demonstrate Ukraine has this new ability to bring the war to them.

NJ’s Senate president steps in as acting governor after lieutenant governor hospitalized

New Jersey is on its second acting governor as of Monday after Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver was hospitalized Monday morning. Oliver was unable to carry out the duties of acting governor.

Sunny Hostin warns judge in Trump case to ‘be very, very careful’

The View co-host Sunny Hostin cautioned the judge overseeing the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump.

New Minnesota gun control laws go into effect Tuesday

Minnesota on Tuesday will join 18 other states across the country ushering in tougher gun laws that include expanded background checks and a so-called red flag law that allows authorities to ask the courts to temporarily take away firearms from people they believe are a risk to themselves or others.

Ron DeSantis PAC hauls in tens of millions from wealthy ex-Trump allies

A super PAC spending large sums to will Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) to the White House in 2024 says it pulled large donations from deep-pocketed GOP donors who previously backed former President Donald Trump.
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