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From Des Moines to Jerusalem

Republican presidential candidate, declared and likely, hit key early state and Israel’s capital.

Taiwanese president visits New York, says ties with US ‘closer than ever’

While on a stop in New York before meeting with Central American countries allied with her own, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen praised the relationship between Taiwan and the United States, calling it "closer than ever."

New 2024 headaches for House Democrats

Senate bids by a pair of battle-tested incumbent lawmakers complicate efforts to win majority.

Brian Walshe indicted by grand jury for wife’s alleged murder

Brian Walshe was indicted on Thursday by a grand jury in Massachusetts on charges related to the alleged murder of his wife.

MLB pitcher sings national anthem ahead of his last opening day

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright gave fans a preview of his future in music Thursday, singing the national anthem ahead of the team’s home opener at Busch Stadium.

Congressional Pentagon budget debate shows divide on preparing for war with China

Lawmakers agree more money is needed to counter Beijing but for different reasons.

Banking on infrastructure

Pair of bipartisan House members push for privately funded entity to finance projects.

DeSantis beats Biden as tables turn in 2023: Poll

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) defeats President Joe Biden in 2024 in a hypothetical poll released on Thursday, but Biden is tying former President Donald Trump.

Donald Trump indicted: Pence rips indictment, saying it makes US look bad

Former Vice President Mike Pence railed against the indictment of former President Donald Trump on Thursday.

Mike Pence ruling suggests VPs have protections presidents don’t

A recent ruling requiring former Vice President Mike Pence to testify before a grand jury about Jan. 6 established that vice presidents get their rights to immunity from their role in Congress, not the executive branch.
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