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House Republicans set to pass legislation to hobble the administrative state

House Republicans are set to pass legislation that would dramatically roll back government bureaucracy and put more control in the hands of elected officials.

Election of governors: Gubernatorial records of six 2024 Republican presidential candidates

The 2024 election is shaping up to be an election of governors hoping to reach the highest political office, and each brings with them a record on several hot-button issues important to voters.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez teases 2024 GOP presidential bid ahead of potential launch

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez hinted on Sunday that he plans to enter the 2024 Republican presidential primary this week.

Maryland mass shooting: Three dead after shots fired in DC suburb

Six people were shot and three were killed in a shooting in a residential neighborhood in Annapolis, Maryland, on Sunday in what appears to have stemmed from a domestic dispute.

Donald Trump indicted: Eric Holder says conviction may spark post-reelection impeachment

Former Attorney General Eric Holder made a prediction that if Donald Trump could likely face another impeachment if he's elected after a potential conviction.

US reportedly requests to rejoin UNESCO in reversal of Trump administration withdrawal

The State Department has notified UNESCO of the United States' decision to rejoin after withdrawing in 2017.

Donald Trump indicted: Former president says charges are ‘distraction’ from Biden news

Former President Donald Trump suggested on Sunday that his 37-count federal indictment was brought as a "distraction" from bribery allegations against President Joe Biden.

PA. Gov. Shapiro says ‘petroleum-based product’ fire caused I-95 highway collapse

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro provided an update Sunday evening regarding the collapse of a portion of an interstate following a large fire underneath the structure.

Conor McGregor’s planned bit to punch Heat mascot results in injury

Conor McGregor of UFC fame incidentally injured a man in the Miami Heat mascot suit in a planned bit Friday.

Elvis Presley’s cousin lifts Democrats’ hopes in Mississippi governor’s race

GRENADA, Miss. (AP) — Conservative Mississippi is tough territory for Democrats, but the party sees an unusual opportunity this year to unseat first-term Republican Gov. Tate Reeves. They’re pinning hopes in November on a candidate with a legendary last name who has used his own compelling story to highlight the economic plight of working families in a state that has long been one of the poorest in America.
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