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Biden administration rules costing voters $10,000 per household

President Joe Biden has cost each U.S. household about $10,000 via his administration's regulations since taking office in 2021, according to a report released this month.

Harvard University signals loophole for race-based admissions after Supreme Court says unconstitutional

Harvard University signaled Thursday that the school might seek loopholes to the Supreme Court's decision striking down its race-based admissions scheme, according to its reaction to the decision.

House GOP investigate Fauci aide for using private email to avoid COVID origins scrutiny

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic said that it found evidence that Dr. David Morens, a key subordinate of COVID-19 pandemic response leader Dr. Anthony Fauci, used a personal email address and intentionally deleted federal records to hamper investigation into the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

NRSC demands embattled Democrats condemn Biden for criticizing affirmative action ruling

The National Republican Senatorial Committee is calling on embattled Democrats to speak out against President Joe Biden's condemnation of the Supreme Court's decision ending the decadeslong practice known as affirmative action.

Moms for Liberty protesters hand out books on gay bunnies and transgender kindergartners

PHILADELPHIA — The fireworks came early in Philadelphia on Thursday, with multiple protests sparking up in opposition to a three-day summit by the conservative and politically influential group Moms for Liberty.

Wisconsin governor expected to partially veto Republican-led budget over higher education DEI fights

Gov. Tony Evers (D-WI) is expected to at least partially veto a Republican-led spending plan over clashes on funding for the University of Wisconsin once the bill passes the final hurdle in the state's Assembly on Thursday.

Biden investigation: House GOP request interviews with David Weiss and 12 federal officials

The chairmen of House Oversight, Ways and Means, and Judiciary Committees Thursday requested interviews with at least 13 key officials related to the criminal investigation into Hunter Biden, including the prosecutor who led the case into President Joe Biden's son.

Stimulus check update: Applications for direct $500 payments to close on Thursday

The applications for a new guaranteed basic income program in Rochester, New York, in which recipients will receive $500 a month, will close just before midnight.

Judge denies Trump motion to dismiss E Jean Carroll defamation lawsuit

Judge Lewis Kaplan denied former President Donald Trump's motion for a summary judgment in the defamation case brought by author E. Jean Carroll.

Republicans hope to avoid messy Montana primary after strong Jon Tester challenger emerges

Republican leaders are betting that their primary challenger in the Montana Senate race has a clear path to victory. But another GOP member with a history of losses who is mulling a bid could make that difficult.
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