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Trump tells House GOP to stop fundraising off of his name

The Trump campaign is demanding the House Republican campaign arm and 10 of the GOP's most prominent digital consulting firms stop using former President Donald Trump's image and likeness to fundraise.

Florida Panthers Staal brothers become latest NHL stars to refuse Pride jerseys

Florida Panthers players Eric and Marc Staal became the latest NHL stars to refuse to wear LGBT-themed Pride jerseys Thursday.

Ikea shoppers eligible to claim share of $24 million settlement

Select avid shoppers of the iconic furniture retailer Ikea can claim a share of a $24 million settlement and give themselves some extra pocket cash.

TikTok legislation gains strength after CEO grilled by House

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are preparing to move forward with legislation that would curb a controversial Chinese-owned social media platform after Tiktok CEO Shou Zi Chew testified before a key House committee.

Judge requires Meadows and top Trump officials to testify in Jan. 6 case: Report

A federal judge rejected former President Donald Trump's executive privilege claims and ordered former top aides, including Mark Meadows, to testify before a federal grand jury investigating Trump's efforts to subvert the 2020 election leading up to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Minnesota nuclear plant shuts down because of leak of radioactive material

Xcel Energy said it would temporarily shut down its Monticello nuclear power plant after it detected radioactive tritium being leaked into groundwater nearby for the second time in two years.

Most people in US say their children won’t be better off than they are: Survey

Most adults in the United States believe their children will be worse off than them, according to a new poll.

Lauren Boebert-backed amendments on transgender school policies easily pass the House

The House of Representatives adopted two amendments on voice votes Thursday that would require schools to notify parents if biological male students who identify as women are permitted to use bathroom facilities or participate in athletics based on their gender identity.

Rwanda to free Paul Rusesabagina, man behind Hotel Rwanda, government says

Rwandan authorities will release human rights activist Paul Rusesabagina, whose actions inspired the Hollywood film Hotel Rwanda, a Rwandan government spokeswoman said Friday.

Deutsche Bank stock plunges amid fears of banking contagion

Deutsche Bank’s stock struggled on Friday after an increase in pricing for its credit default swaps, adding to anxiety surrounding the global banking system.
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