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DeSantis vs. Trump as the tortoise and the hare

The 2024 Republican presidential primaries are already shaping up to be a race between the tortoise and the hare.

Cartels took ‘advantage’ of northern border holes when agents went south: Stefanik

A top-ranking House Republican said her upstate New York district is bearing the brunt of a budding illegal immigration crisis at the Canadian border.

‘I think our country is dead’: Trump explains why he’s running for president again

Former President Donald Trump did not hold back when asked why he is eager to return to the Oval Office in 2024, saying, "I think our country is dead."

WATCH: Man driving stolen police car jumps out at 70 mph, smacks head, and gets back up

A man driving a stolen police car jumped out of the vehicle during a high-speech chase Tuesday afternoon outside of Los Angeles while the car was traveling at a speed close to 70 mph.

Chris Christie says he will never back Trump again

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said that he will never back former President Donald Trump again.

China sending body armor components to Russia, investigation finds

Chinese body armor components are being sent to Russia and used by soldiers fighting in Ukraine, an investigation found.

Serial star Adnan Syed’s murder conviction reinstated after appeal of victim’s family

Adnan Syed, the subject of the first season of the true-crime podcast Serial, had his murder conviction reinstated after an appeal from the victim's family.

Ohio train derailment: Department of Health to offer testing and physical exams for first responders

The Ohio Department of Health is preparing to offer blood and urine testing and physical exams to first responders who helped clean up after the major toxic train derailment in East Palestine last month.

Electric vehicle startup to lay off hundreds of employees at every level of company

The electric vehicle startup Lucid told employees it would lay off roughly 18% of its workforce during a staff meeting on Tuesday.

Pence responds to court ruling compelling him to testify on Trump: ‘Nothing to hide’

Former Vice President Mike Pence responded to the recent court ruling compelling him to testify about conversations surrounding the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. He insisted he has nothing to hide.
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