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Tomi Lahren predicts Biden is in for ‘a bloodbath’ in debate with 2024 GOP nominee

Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren predicted that a future debate with potential 2024 Republican nominees Former President Donald Trump or Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) could be "a bloodbath" for President Joe Biden.

How a Supreme Court case could inject chaos into the 2024 elections

A hotly contested election case from North Carolina has the potential to cause confusion for 2024 election procedures if it's not resolved in time, some experts fear.

Texas Republican Will Hurd says 2024 decision coming ‘very soon’

Former Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) said that he plans to make a decision on whether to run for president "very soon."

Title 42 ends: Mayorkas says Border Patrol experienced ‘50% drop’ in migrant encounters

Border Patrol has experienced a 50% drop in encounters over the past two days, according to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $800 to be paid out to recipients in one day

A guaranteed income program in Palm Springs, California, will pay selected residents $800 every month starting Monday.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth $914 arrives in 18 days

Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries will receive their June payments, worth $914 for individual filers, in 18 days.

Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $500 to be sent to Minneapolis residents in six days

A guaranteed income program in Minneapolis will process its next payment to recipients in 10 days.

More money or more enforcement: Biden and GOP debate border fixes

The Biden administration and House Republicans are pointing fingers at each other over immigration, with money a key sticking point.

NY Republican Alison Esposito considering challenge to Democratic Rep. Pat Ryan

Alison Esposito, who was New York's GOP lieutenant governor candidate last year, is mulling a challenge to Rep. Pat Ryan (D-NY) in 2024, the Washington Examiner has learned.

Immigrants, failing schools, and rising crime: New Chicago mayor has long to-do list

Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson hasn't even taken the oath of office, but when he does on Monday, he will be in charge of America's third-largest city, which is currently under a state of emergency over an influx of refugees seeking asylum that have settled there, sleeping in police stations and creating a humanitarian and health crisis the city cannot support.
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