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Tim Scott counts on South Carolina popularity as he seeks second look nationally

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) could emerge as a significant challenger to former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, especially in his home state of South Carolina.

Time-crunched Senate races to pass defense bill before August recess

The Senate has just three days to pass its annual defense bill before lawmakers skip town for the August recess.

Police search for answers after finding human remains in 3 separate suitcases in Florida

Police are asking for the public's help after they found human remains in three separate suitcases off Florida's southeast coast.

DeSantis team tries to regroup with donors in Utah amid campaign woes

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential campaign team met with donors in Utah as the governor attempts to regroup his campaign after a disappointing start.

McCarthy on Biden’s ‘weaponization’ of government: ‘Something we haven’t seen since Richard Nixon’

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said President Joe Biden is providing a flashback to former President Richard Nixon.

Special counsel looks into Trump confidence in elections expressed in 2020 meeting: Report

Special counsel Jack Smith is investigating the notion that former President Donald Trump expressed confidence in the 2020 elections, according to a report.

Republican infighting could stall House spending bills

Republicans could be in for a showdown in the House of Representatives amid infighting over cutting government spending.

Megyn Kelly slams US women’s soccer team for ‘disgusting’ anthem behavior

Megyn Kelly blasted the behavior displayed by many of the U.S. women’s soccer team during the national anthem ahead of their first game at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

North Carolina Democratic chairwoman urges Biden to campaign in state, says Democrats have ‘showing up problem’

The chairwoman of North Carolina's Democratic Party urged President Joe Biden to campaign in her state on Monday ahead of the 2024 election, claiming the party does not have a "messaging" problem but a "showing up" problem.

Pence says US does not need to choose between fixing country’s problems and supporting Ukraine

Former Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday that the United States did not need to choose between fixing problems on the home front and supporting Ukraine in its war against Russia.
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