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Soros-funded charity accused in IRS complaint of illegally not disclosing lobbying

EXCLUSIVE — A George Soros-backed immigration charity that pushes for open borders is being accused by a conservative watchdog in an IRS complaint of unlawfully failing to disclose how it lobbied Congress.

LIHEAP payments: Application to receive help with energy bills to open in Maine in seven days

Eligible Maine residents can begin to apply for assistance with their bills for the 2023-2024 heating season in seven days.

Reporter’s Notebook: The Biden administration’s lofty EV goals

Washington Examiner Energy and Environment Reporter Breanne Deppisch joins Politics Editor Jim Antle to discuss the Biden administration's aggressive plan for encouraging the use of electric vehicles, whether it is realistic, and how it is targeting a cut to Russia's oil supply.

Schumer calls for investigating Logan Paul and KSI energy drink over caffeine content

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) asked the Food and Drug Administration on Monday to investigate the beverage company PRIME for its energy drink with high levels of caffeine that Schumer alleges is targeted at children.

Congress to hammer down on border troubles in lead-up to August recess

Congress will return this week from its Fourth of July break with just three weeks until its monthlong August recess, and Republicans plan to dig deeper into the border crisis while juggling appropriations bills.

Marine Corps led by acting commandant for first time in more than 100 years amid Tuberville holds

Gen. David Berger had his term as commandant of the Marine Corps expire on Monday, leaving his deputy to fill the role in an acting capacity.

Actor Hill Harper announces campaign for Michigan Senate race

The actor Hill Harper announced a campaign launch for Michigan's Senate race on Monday, setting up a challenge against Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), who is running for the seat to replace Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI). Stabenow announced in January she would not seek reelection.

Writers strike protest held outside The View’s ABC studio

Members of the Writers Guild of America protested outside an ABC studio where The View is filmed prior to the live broadcast Monday.

Food stamps: Second round of direct payments in Utah worth up to $1,330 arrives in one day

The second round of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments will go out to Utah residents tomorrow.

Manhunt for escaped prisoner who is a ‘self-taught survivalist’ enters fourth day

The search for a Pennsylvania prisoner who escaped last week and whom police describe as a "self-taught survivalist" is underway after investigators located campsites they believe are connected to the man.
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