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Nikki Haley and Tim Scott: South Carolina candidates battle for hearts of voters and donors

Former Gov. Nikki Haley and Sen. Tim Scott are each looking to secure Republican support in their home state of South Carolina as the 2024 presidential election looms.

Dollar plunges 7.4% in past six months — what it means

The U.S. dollar has been in quick decline over the past several months, one of several indicators raising fears that the economy could be headed for a recession.

Colleges roll out identity-restrictive commencement events for class of 2023

As universities prepare for their annual graduation festivities, several institutions, both public and private, are offering separate celebration events that are specifically advertised to graduates who fit into certain racial, ethnic, cultural, or sexuality-based identity groups.

US Embassy in Sudan evacuated after failed ceasefire sparks worsening unrest

The United States military evacuated American diplomats and their families from Sudan over the weekend as fighting between rival military factions threatens to plunge the country into a civil war, the White House confirmed Saturday evening.

Pence says June is final deadline for any ‘serious’ 2024 candidates to enter race

Former Vice President Mike Pence said in a new interview that anyone "serious" about running in the 2024 GOP presidential primary needs to enter the race by June.

Michigan Rep. Dan Kildee released from hospital after ‘successful’ cancer surgery

Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI) was released from the hospital over the weekend following a "successful surgery" to remove a cancerous tumor on his tonsil, he announced Saturday.

Eight people, including 12-year-old girl, injured in two DC shootings

A pair of Friday shootings left eight people, including a 12-year-old girl, injured in Washington D.C., police said.

World War II ship sunk with over 1,000 Allied POWs found in South China Sea

A Japanese World War II ship from 1942 has been discovered off of Luzon island in the South China Sea.

Ohio GOP Senate hopeful proposes reparations for descendants of white Union Civil War soldiers

Ohio Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno suggested this week that white Americans should receive reparations if they are descendants of northern Civil War soldiers who died during the four-year conflict.

Kathy Hochul quietly stirring up support for a ban on the sale of tobacco products

New York's Health Department has reportedly commissioned a new “New York Local Opinion Leaders Survey” aimed at testing support for an all-out ban on the sale of tobacco products in the state.
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