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White House pressed on DC statehood as Biden says he’d override crime bill

The White House was pressed Thursday by several reporters after President Joe Biden said he'd sign a law overriding a new Washington, D.C., crime bill.

CPAC 2023: Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears compares state of America to 1984

OXON HILL, Maryland — Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears (R-VA) compared the current state of the United States to the dystopian novel 1984 by George Orwell during a panel at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Thursday.

‘Mischaracterized’: White House defends Biden’s reaction to mother of fentanyl victims

The White House lashed out at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) when asked whether President Joe Biden regretted laughing when discussing a mother who lost two sons to fentanyl overdoses.

Dianne Feinstein hospitalized: California Democratic senator diagnosed with shingles

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) has been hospitalized in California for a case of the shingles, causing her to miss votes this week.

Tennessee bans transgender procedures for minors two days after Mississippi

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation Thursday that will ban minors from accessing gender transition surgeries and hormone therapy two days after Mississippi's governor signed a similar bill into law.

House Ethics Committee launches investigation into George Santos

The House Ethics Committee announced on Thursday an investigation into embattled freshman Rep. George Santos (R-NY), who has come under fire for fabricating large portions of his personal backstory.

eBay asking users for their Social Security numbers ahead of rule change by IRS

People who use eBay are being asked by the popular bidding company for their Social Security numbers ahead of a recent adjustment to an Internal Revenue Service rule.

White House to announce new aid package to Ukraine on Friday

The Biden administration will announce its newest military aid package to Ukraine on Friday.

Biden and Senate Democrats plot 2024 strategy at caucus lunch

Senate Democrats huddled with President Joe Biden on Capitol Hill for the first time since the midterm elections to strategize on how to sell the accomplishments of the last two years while confronting the reality of divided government.

Two US nationals arrested after giving aviation technology to Russia

Two citizens of the United States were arrested after they were caught sending U.S. aviation technology to Russia.
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