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NASA scientists believe doomsday asteroid impacts much more frequent and destructive than prior estimates

NASA scientists believe doomsday asteroid impacts on Earth are much more frequent and destructive than previously thought.

Lindsay Lohan, Akon, Soulja Boy charged by SEC with illegally touting cryptocurrency

Lindsay Lohan, Akon, and Soulja Boy are among a list of celebrities who were slapped with charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Kristi Noem bars local governments from working with ‘evil foreign governments,’ including China and Russia

Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) signed a bill into law on Wednesday that bars state and local governments from contracting with "evil foreign governments."

Virginia police recapture two inmates in IHOP after escaping jail

Police in Newport News, Virginia, recaptured two inmates in an IHOP after they escaped from jail by digging a hole through a wall.

Lawmakers call for pause on offshore wind as eight dolphins wash up on New Jersey shore

Lawmakers called for a pause on offshore wind power construction Wednesday after eight dolphins washed up and died in a "mass stranding event" Tuesday in Sea Isle City, New Jersey.

Congressional conservatives gird for battle with Biden over debt ceiling and spending

House Freedom Caucus members and "Breakfast Club" senators held a rare joint news conference, chomping at the bit to start budget and debt limit work with President Joe Biden, with the deadline to raise the nation’s borrowing limit looming.

Putin hasn’t ‘taken his foot off the gas’ in Ukraine despite China peace talks, White House says

The White House on Wednesday condemned peace talks between China and Russia, saying Vladimir Putin "hasn't taken his foot off the gas."

Trump campaign hauls in $1.5 million amid indictment fervor

Within three days of former President Donald Trump's cryptic warning that he will be arrested Tuesday, his campaign reportedly hauled in over $1.5 million in grassroots fundraising.

Sen. John Kennedy stumps another Biden judicial nominee on ‘Brady motion’ question

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) backed another one of President Joe Biden's judicial picks into a legal corner after the nominee admitted to not knowing a criminal law doctrine known as a Brady motion.

White House won’t answer questions about Chinese energy company paying Biden family

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre dodged questions Wednesday about a Chinese energy company issuing payments to multiple members of President Joe Biden's family.
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