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Democrats’ 2024 calendar uncertain as primary elections draw near

Voters are expected to cast their first ballots in the 2024 presidential primaries in less than seven months, but the Democratic Party's schedule for when voters cast their primary ballots remains unsettled.

Biden bummer: Confidence in America dragged to ‘lowest’ point

Confidence in America has been put in a free fall by the presidency of Joe Biden, according to a sobering and critical new Gallup report.

Five Supreme Court cases to watch when justices return from summer recess

As the Supreme Court winds down from its explosive term, the justices have already promised to consider an array of cases this fall that will leave a lasting impact on legal precedent.

California reparations: How likely are the proposals to pass?

The California reparations task force has issued its final recommendations and report to the state legislature for consideration. Some of the proposals face an uphill battle.

Reporter’s Notebook: Will the Mountain Valley Pipeline finally begin?

Washington Examiner Energy and Environment Reporter Breanne Deppisch joins Jim Antle to discuss the clearing of the Mountain Valley Pipeline and what that means for President Joe Biden’s clean energy policies.

Eight Palestinians killed as Israel launches operation in Jenin

At least eight Palestinians have been killed after Israel carried out air and ground attacks across Jenin in the occupied West Bank on Monday.

Mexican drug cartel violence escalates in wake of activists’ killing

Just a day after a prominent anti-cartel activist was buried in western Mexico, violence among rival groups escalated as Mexican citizens were forced out of their vehicles, a family had their car stolen, and a driver was shot and killed.

Titan sub implosion: New details revealed into final moments before implosion

Details describing the last moments of the Titan submersible, which imploded shortly after descending to the final resting site of the Titanic wreck, have come to light.

Secret Service discovery of ‘unknown item’ prompts closures around White House

Local roads in the nation's capitol were briefly shut down near the White House late Sunday evening, after federal officials said Uniformed Officers located an "unknown item."

Barkley to change will to keep Auburn University ‘diverse’ following SCOTUS affirmative action ruling

Former NBA Star Charles Barkley rewrote his will as a result of the Supreme Court overturning Affirmative Action.
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