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How Senate Republicans could tank Biden’s student loan forgiveness program this week

A crew of Republicans is gearing up for a bid to dismantle President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program, possibly as early as this week.

Newsom silent on California reparations proposals

As California explores reparations for its black residents for slavery, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has remained largely silent on whether he will support the proposals.

Elizabeth Warren announces reelection campaign for third term

Progressive heavyweight Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) kicked off her campaign for a third term in Senate Monday.

WATCH: Kaylee McGhee White says Harris visit to Africa could dump her off 2024 ticket

Washington Examiner’s Kaylee McGhee White said the Biden administration is not taking China’s threat to the United States seriously.

Biden tried to have it both ways on COVID-19, but that strategy could soon end

The federal emergency over COVID-19 will end on May 11 and with it, one of President Joe Biden's most potent political issues.

Michigan Republican Party leader stokes fears party will blow more winnable races

Swept out of power at every level for the first time in nearly four decades, Michigan Republicans have found themselves struggling to regain their footing after the midterm election.

Chicago mayoral race: Runoff candidates offer two perspectives on education

With less than two weeks until the runoff election, Chicago mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson are working to present themselves as the only person that can redefine and restructure the city's declining education sector.

AI artist who was denied IP claim says it’s ‘antithetical to spirit of copyright’

A Colorado-based artist who was denied intellectual property rights for works he created using artificial intelligence-powered image-generating software says his rejection is unjust and is vowing legal recourse.

Hundreds of business groups step up campaign to ease permitting for projects

Hundreds of groups representing nearly every sector of the United States economy signed a letter calling on Congress to pass permitting reform quickly to jump-start infrastructure growth.

Louisiana Democrats seek to grab centrist vote as Republicans eye governor’s seat

Louisiana Democrats are attempting to attract centrist voters to get another Democrat elected governor. Republicans are trying to claim one of the last Democratic governorships in the South.
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