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Gov. Josh Shapiro backs out of bipartisan school voucher program to please Democrats

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) said he would use a line-item veto on a school voucher program he helped draft after pushback from Democrats in the Pennsylvania legislature.

Russia wants to keep Ukrainian nuclear plant intact, if it remains Kremlin’s

Russia's military forces have placed artillery batteries near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in a bid to stymie the Ukrainian counteroffensive that benefits from the persistent threat of disaster at the site, according to Ukrainian and Western officials.

Vivek Ramaswamy makes progress on closing gap with Ron DeSantis: Poll

Support for Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is growing. A national poll revealed the tech entrepreneur’s numbers are slowly mounting a challenge to Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) in the 2024 GOP primary race.

IRS whistleblower asks media outlet to clarify he was not a source for Hunter Biden ‘illegal leaks’

IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley is demanding that the Washington Post "publicly affirm" that he was not a source for "illegal leaks" on Hunter Biden.

Trump on cocaine found at the White House: Where are the security tapes?

Former President Donald Trump went off in several posts on his social media platform Truth Social about the cocaine reportedly found in the Biden White House.

State Rep. Pamela Stevenson not licensed to practice law in Kentucky amid attorney general bid

State Rep. Pamela Stevenson, a Louisville Democrat running to be Kentucky's attorney general, does not hold a license to practice law in the state of Kentucky.

Iowa governor calls for special session on abortion after six-week ban struck down

Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) has called for a special session for Iowa lawmakers to enact stricter abortion laws in response to the state Supreme Court striking down the state's six-week abortion ban last month.

White House ‘disagrees’ with ruling that it targeted conservative speech

The White House said it disagrees with a judge ruling that it tried to censor conservative voices but didn't provide many details as to why.

House Oversight panel seeks briefing from Secret Service on cocaine found in White House

The House Oversight Committee is in the process of requesting a briefing from the Secret Service on the cocaine that was found in the West Wing of the White House on Sunday night, a spokesperson for the committee confirmed.

Philly district attorney says politicians need to swear off ‘absurd’ Second Amendment interpretation

Philadelphia's Democratic district attorney, Larry Krasner, called on would-be lawmakers Wednesday to abandon their "absurd interpretation" of the Second Amendment days after a mass shooting that killed five people in his city.
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