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Gilgo Beach murders: Authorities accelerated case as suspect monitored the investigation

Local authorities arrested the alleged Long Island serial killer earlier than expected after discovering the prime suspect of the Gilgo Beach murders was keeping tabs on the investigation online, according to the district attorney involved in the case.

Food stamps: Direct payments worth up to $1,691 for SNAP benefits in Texas to begin in 15 days

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin issuing benefits in Texas worth up to $1,691 for the month of August in 15 days.

Putin fumes at underlings about ‘second’ Crimea bridge attack

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent subordinates scrambling to explain their failure to protect the Crimea bridge from Ukraine’s forces, which policymakers in Kyiv celebrated as “a blow” to the strategic and symbolic span linking Russia's mainland to the occupied Ukrainian peninsula.

Netflix making sports docuseries including Megan Rapinoe

Netflix announced Monday that it will make its next sports docu-series on the U.S. women's World Cup team, featuring athlete and LGBT activist Megan Rapinoe.

Teamsters leader tells White House to stay out of likely UPS strike

Teamsters President Sean O’Brien said he asked the White House to refrain from intervening in the UPS strike if it does commence in two weeks.

Lia Thomas embraces role as ‘Antifa Super Soldier’

Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer turned transgender activist Lia Thomas is back at the center of attention after the national champion was seen on social media appearing to embrace the "Trantifa" movement.

Republicans outraise Democrats in top targeted House races for second consecutive quarter

Vulnerable House Republicans running in some of the toughest races of the 2024 cycle outraised the most at-risk Democrats over the last three months, marking the second consecutive fundraising quarter the group of endangered GOP candidates was able to do so.

White House defends ‘sacred obligation’ of Pentagon’s abortion policies: ‘We lose talent’

The Department of Defense’s policy on remibursing abortion-related travel costs impacts both recruitment and retention, the White House argued on Monday.

Jim Jordan to allow RFK Jr. to testify before weaponization committee Thursday

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) will allow 2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to testify at a hearing of the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government on Thursday despite calls from Democrats to disinvite him.

House to take up spending bills next week, McCarthy says

The House will begin to consider the first of its annual appropriations bills next week, Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) told reporters on Monday.
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