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Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $250 to be sent in New Jersey in three days

New Jersey residents will receive their next payment from a guaranteed income program in three days.

Trump sues E Jean Carroll for defamation after being found liable for defaming writer

Former President Donald Trump filed a counterlawsuit against author E. Jean Carroll on defamation charges for accusing the former president of raping her.

How Donald Trump could hold Kevin McCarthy’s fate in his hands

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) owes a lot to former President Donald Trump for his leadership position and growing influence over different corners of the Republican Party.

WATCH LIVE: Olivia Dalton holds press briefing on Air Force One ahead of Biden address

Principal White House deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton will hold a press briefing aboard Air Force One on Wednesday.

Trump considers holding separate event during first GOP debate

Former President Donald Trump has not indicated if he plans to participate in the first GOP primary debate in August, raising questions about whether the former president plans to watch from afar or attract the spotlight elsewhere.

Wildfire smoke: Midwest blanketed with haze as unhealthy air heads back to Northeast

Several states in the Midwest are waking up to unhealthy air conditions as people in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast prepare for worsening air quality, weeks after the region was blanketed with an orange haze.

Rudy Giuliani interviewed in special counsel investigation into 2020 election interference: Report

Former attorney Rudy Giuliani has reportedly met with federal investigators as part of the Justice Department’s inquiry into former President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Texas locals buoyed by Abbott’s radical border river barrier plans — but will it sink or swim?

EAGLE PASS, Texas — Locals are optimistic for the state to install the first-ever water border barrier in the coming weeks, but some worry the measure is too little, too late.

How Supreme Court stalker ruling may raise burden on DOJ in Trump Jan. 6 investigation

The Supreme Court may have imposed a new burden on the Department of Justice's investigation into President Donald Trump's role in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol, according to legal experts.

Pence and Scott notch small polling bounces after Trump indictment

Second-tier 2024 Republican primary hopefuls seem to have a slim opening thanks to former President Donald Trump's legal problems.
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