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DeSantis rolls out economic plans as cultural issues show diminishing returns

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) may be shifting his 2024 presidential bid's messaging toward the economy amid a polling slide that has yet to be reversed by his focus on anti-woke ideology.

Biden announces research grants for precision surgeries as part of Cancer Moonshot

The Biden administration announced a new multi-million dollar funding opportunity for research into precision surgical treatments as a part of the Cancer Moonshot initiative, calling the eradication of cancer "a goal worthy of our great nation."

Food stamps: Colorado’s first monthly SNAP payment for August worth up to $1,691 to arrive in five days

Colorado will begin issuing payments from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in five days.

DeSantis says his economic policy will stop American dream from ‘slipping away’

CHARITON, Iowa — Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) teased an economic address next week as his presidential campaign seeks to redress his lack of momentum with retail politics and policy announcements.

Kaylee McGhee White and Stefanik agree: ‘Hunter Biden story is a Joe Biden story’

The Washington Examiner’s Kaylee McGhee White asked Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) whether she would support an impeachment inquiry given that the “Hunter Biden story is a Joe Biden story.”

Biden administration to blame for chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal, ex-military say

Former U.S. service members laid the blame for the chaotic military withdrawal from Afghanistan nearly two years ago on the Biden administration.

California counties launch Medicaid-funded programs that give stimulant drug users money in exchange for sobriety

California is launching a pilot "contingency management" program across counties to provide money to methamphetamine users in exchange for staying sober, the latest method employed by the state to combat rising drug addiction and homelessness.

Steve Daines accuses Senate Democrats of fake outrage over Chinese spy balloon

Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) knocked his Democratic colleagues over their reaction to the Chinese spy balloon that floated across the continental United States earlier this year.

House votes to curtail protections for endangered species of bats and chickens

The House of Representatives passed two resolutions Thursday that would override the Fish and Wildlife Service’s rules beefing up protections for two species of animals — setting up a clash with the White House, which threatened to veto the two measures.

Trump indictment watch on hold as Jack Smith grand jury returns no charges Thursday

Former President Donald Trump won't be indicted Thursday after an official at the federal courthouse in Washington, D.C., said there haven't been any indictments returned and that none are expected for the rest of the day, according to multiple outlets.
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