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Susan Collins reveals which Trump 2024 challengers she’s considering supporting

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) discussed who among former President Donald Trump's 2024 GOP primary challengers she is considering getting behind on Thursday.

Biden announces new Department of Education position to combat ‘book bans’

The Biden administration will create a new position at the Department of Education to combat what it said was an increase in book bans in public schools across the country.

Pentagon denies report of Chinese-Cuban agreement for spy facility

The Department of Defense has denied a media report that China had agreed to a deal with Cuba to establish a new surveillance facility on the island.

NYC billionaire John Catsimatidis says he wants to buy CNN and run it as CEO

New York City billionaire John Catsimatidis said that he wants to purchase CNN and become its next CEO.

Bernie Sanders asks if wildfire smoke and climate change could be ‘psychologically’ damaging

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) called for urgent action to combat the environmental crisis on Thursday, questioning the psychological consequences of climate change on young people.

Food stamps: How college students can get SNAP benefits

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, also known as food stamps, allows low-income citizens to receive nutrition assistance via monthly benefits.

‘Squad’ Democrat blasts Manchin pipeline project in debt ceiling deal as ‘bulls***’

Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) joined fellow environmental leaders on Thursday to demand that President Joe Biden cancel the Mountain Valley Pipeline that will be completed as part of a debt ceiling plan provision.

Marco Rubio voices concerns over quick EV transition

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) pushed back on two proposed Environmental Protection Agency tailpipe regulations that would, if passed, fast-track the nation’s transition from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles.

Fate of five House races shift with Supreme Court redistricting decision

A surprise decision by the Supreme Court could change the landscape of the battle for the House in 2024, putting Republicans at a significant disadvantage.

LIHEAP utility payments: How to get help staying cool this summer in DC

Washington, D.C., residents who struggle to keep their homes cool during the summer can get help with high utility prices by applying for their state's Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
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