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LIHEAP payments: Illinois benefits for water and sewer bills arrive in two days

Eligible residents in Illinois will have access to assistance paying their water bills in two days.

Florida deputy found not guilty over Parkland high school shooting response

Scot Peterson, a former Florida deputy charged with felony child neglect for failing to stop a 2018 school shooting, was found not guilty on Thursday.

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney blasts Bud Light over lack of support: ‘Scared to leave my house’

Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney addressed Bud Light in an Instagram post on Thursday.

Montana Gov. Gianforte endorses Tim Sheehy in bid for Jon Tester’s Senate seat

Gov. Greg Gianforte (R-MT) is throwing his support behind businessman and former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy in his bid to unseat Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) as Republicans attempt to clear the primary field in hopes of boosting their candidate in the general election.

Russia fans anger about Quran burning to obstruct Sweden’s NATO entry

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government issued multiple condemnations of a Quran burning incident in Sweden that could fortify Turkey’s blockade of the Nordic state’s entry into NATO.

Biden says John McCain wouldn’t ‘think much’ of current Republican Party

President Joe Biden suggested Thursday that the late Sen. John McCain would be disappointed with the current state of the Republican Party.

Joni Ernst reveals Biden administration ‘excessive fossil fuel usage’ and travel while promoting green agenda

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) is calling hypocrisy on the Biden administration's environmental agenda, slamming the president's climate envoy, John Kerry, and other bureaucrats' worldwide plane travel while encouraging net-zero carbon dioxide emissions.

Wagner Group ‘elements’ remain in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories, Defense Department says

"Some elements" of the Wagner Group are still in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories, despite their leader's attempted rebellion nearly a week ago, according to the Department of Defense.

Chinese spy balloon did not collect intelligence while traversing US, Pentagon says

The Department of Defense assessed that the Chinese surveillance balloon that traversed the continental United States earlier this year did not "collect" intelligence during its flight.

Ro Khanna says Supreme Court affirmative action decision is ‘terrible disservice’ to future leaders

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) said universities will be doing a “terrible disservice to future leaders of this country” in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on considering race in university admissions unconstitutional.
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