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Zelensky says Ukrainian troops are ‘ready’ for counteroffensive

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his country's military is "ready" to begin its highly anticipated counteroffensive to regain the territory occupied by Russian forces.

Supreme Court: Justices take First Amendment case over ‘Trump too small’ trademark

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to consider if a California attorney has a First Amendment right to trademark the phrase "Trump too small" for use on T-shirts mocking the former president.

ESG: What it is and how it affects you, even if you don’t realize it

ESG is a long-running movement in the corporate world that has recently encountered stronger Republican pushback. Here is what it is and how it affects the public.

With debt ceiling done, Comer investigation could loom large for Biden

The debt ceiling has been lifted, but that doesn't necessarily mean things are going to get easier for the Biden administration.

Fairfax trained teachers to disregard objections to ‘equity grading’

EXCLUSIVE — Teachers in Virginia's Fairfax County Public Schools were required to undergo professional development training on equity grading that includes a slideshow on responding to people who oppose equity initiatives.

Ken Paxton impeachment reveals Trump sway over Republicans could be waning

The extraordinary events surrounding the impeachment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton could be a sign the pull former President Donald Trump had over the grassroots of the Republican Party is beginning to dissipate, according to three GOP operatives.

Gavin Newsom’s 2023-24 budget receives pushback from local lawmakers on key issues

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) unveiled an updated spending plan in mid-May, sparking concern from local lawmakers and public officials over multiple 2023-24 budget cuts.

Newt Gingrich says Democrats have ‘passion’ for stealing elections

Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich clarified his stance this weekend regarding the electoral gains made by Democrats during the 2020 general elections.

Biden debt limit negotiator Shalanda Young praises ‘professional’ McCarthy after deal

Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young, one of President Joe Biden's chief negotiators on the debt ceiling deal with House Republicans, praised House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and his team on Sunday as "very professional."

India train that derailed was given wrong signal before crash: Officials

Officials in India revealed Sunday that one train involved in the Friday crash was given the wrong signal that lead to the impact.
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