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Stimulus check update: Deadline to claim direct payment worth $1,044 in four days

Eligible residents in Colorado have four days to get their applications received, approved, and processed in order to receive installments of a rebate next month.

Oklahoma Catholic charter school faces swift atheist backlash and lawsuit threats

Oklahoma is facing backlash from atheists and other groups that are vowing to sue the state for approving the nation's first religiously affiliated public charter school.

Prince Harry tells court tabloids hacked his voicemails and played ‘destructive role’

Prince Harry appeared in a United Kingdom courtroom Tuesday, offering testimony against a tabloid publisher he accused of hacking his phone and playing a "destructive role" in his early life.

White House states opposition to GOP gas stove bills but withholds veto threat

The White House said it opposes Republicans' legislation to limit the federal government's ability to regulate natural gas stoves but did not commit to a presidential veto of the two proposals ahead of a House vote on Tuesday.

DeSantis closing gap with Trump in key early state: Poll

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is gaining momentum in an uphill battle to face former President Donald Trump in the key red states of Texas and Iowa, recent polls indicate.

WATCH LIVE: House Oversight Committee holds ESG hearing

The House Oversight Committee will hold a hearing on environmental, social, and governance, or ESG, topics on Tuesday.

Donald Trump says Michael Cohen obtained ‘selfish’ profit at his expense

Former President Donald Trump argued his former lawyer Michael Cohen used him for "selfish" gains in his response to Cohen's motion to dismiss a lawsuit against him.

Food Stamps: How to get the most out of your SNAP benefits

Recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, have several ways to maximize their benefits.

Top Biden nominee with anti-Israel ties expected to face Senate vote

The Senate is expected to vote later this week on confirming a top Biden administration nominee who has received scrutiny from Republicans over his anti-Israel ties.

Hunter Biden faces possible jail time in Arkansas child support battle

An Arkansas judge has ordered Hunter Biden to appear in court in person in July to face possible contempt proceedings and even potential jail time for allegedly concealing his finances in the child support battle against the mother of one of his children.
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