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Bud Light executive talked updating ‘fratty’ image ahead of transgender partnership revelation

The woman behind Bud Light's marketing said she wanted to update the company's "fratty" image and reboot its "out of touch" humor with a push for inclusivity days before Bud Light's partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney went viral.

Stimulus update: Direct payments worth $500 for more than 300 families to be sent in nine days

A program that will send $500 monthly to 305 families in Sonoma County, California, is set to send its next payment in just nine days.

Texas DPS troopers arrest gang-affiliated smuggler transporting six immigrants

A pair of Louisiana men, including an affiliated member of the Bloods gang, was taken into custody by Texas Department of Public Safety troopers on Friday after they were caught transporting at least six illegal immigrants into Texas, authorities said.

US Navy sails through South China Sea as Beijing conducts military drills around Taiwan

A U.S. Navy destroyer sailed through the South China Sea on Monday, which Beijing claims as its own.

Dalai Lama apologizes for video showing him kissing boy on the lips

The Dalai Lama apologized after a video circulated of him kissing a boy on the lips during an event in February.

Nancy Mace urges Biden to ignore ruling to suspend abortion pill’s FDA approval

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) echoed some of her liberal counterparts' calls for President Joe Biden to ignore a Texas ruling that suspends approval for a pill used for abortion.

Freshman House Democrat Nikki Budzinski teaming up with Republican colleagues

Rep. Nikki Budzinski (D-IL) has reportedly made making friends with her Republican colleagues one of her first priorities since being sworn into office in January.

Elon Musk’s Tesla to build new battery factory in China

Elon Musk is expanding his relationship with China by building a new factory for Tesla's large-scale batteries in Shanghai.

House Democrats introduce legislation to nullify Texas abortion pill ruling

House Democrats plan to introduce legislation in response to last week’s federal court ruling in Texas on abortion pills, clarifying the Food and Drug Administration can make a final decision when it comes to approving the drugs used in a medical abortion.

Nashville Metro Council to vote on reinstating ousted Tennessee lawmaker

Members of the Nashville Metro Council are set to convene later Monday to contemplate the prospect of reappointing former state Rep. Justin Jones, a Democrat.
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