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Food stamps: Final direct payment worth up to $1,691 to wrap up in Louisiana in two days

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will distribute its final payment for July to Louisiana residents on Sunday.

Mayorkas hits out at ‘false accusations’ as Republicans ramp up impeachment push

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas dismissed criticism from Republicans, claiming their "false accusations" don't take away from his record of service.

Donald Trump arrested: Judge Cannon sets May 20 trial date for documents case

The judge presiding over Donald Trump's classified documents case on Friday set a May 20 trial date for the former president's classified documents case, which is expected to last roughly two months.

Senate committee to consider advancing bipartisan children’s online safety bill

The Senate Commerce Committee will move to advance bipartisan piece of legislation to protect minors online by requiring additional privacy controls for teenagers and parents.

Senate Democrats prepare to push doomed Supreme Court ethics bill to spark voter interest

Senate Democrats are preparing to push Supreme Court ethics legislation to the full chamber, and despite its low chances of being passed into law, they are looking to send a message with a full vote.

RFK Jr and Manchin pose dual threats to Biden in 2024

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may pose a bigger threat to President Joe Biden as a third-party candidate than a Democratic primary competitor.

Tony Bennett dead: Legendary singer dies at 96

Legendary singer Tony Bennett has died at age of 96.

Senate works to avoid defense bill drama after House brawl

Senators aren’t bracing for the sort of drama that gripped the House as it passed its annual defense bill last week, but there could still be bumps in the road as the Senate attempts to pass its own version before the August recess.

Who was the real J. Robert Oppenheimer?

With his life's story hitting the big screen on Friday, J. Robert Oppenheimer's life has come under renewed attention.

Hunter Biden investigation: What FBI bribery document says about first Trump impeachment

An FBI document outlining allegations of corruption involving the Biden family cast new light on the 2019 events that led to the first impeachment of former President Donald Trump.
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