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Wildfire smoke: Canada blamed for forestry underfunding and mismanagement

Heavy smoke conditions choking major United States cities have thrust Canada's wildfire response efforts into the spotlight, prompting fresh allegations that it is ill-prepared and underfunded to manage what is on track to be its worst-ever fire season.

Indiana police officer fired two days into the job over social media posts

A police officer in Indiana was fired due to his social media posts Wednesday after being hired to the force two days prior.

Liberal donor-backed ‘free speech’ group decries GOP push to obtain ‘censorship’ records

A "free speech" group bankrolled by top liberal foundations is taking aim at Republicans over their efforts to obtain records from taxpayer-funded universities on their "censorship" of conservatives and "disinformation" tracking plans.

Wildfire smoke: Democrats warn of ‘life-threatening’ GOP ‘climate denialism’ amid haze

EXCLUSIVE — Democrats are skewering 2024 Republican candidates over their environmental policies and positions on climate change as the country's east coast chokes on smoke drifting south from Canada's out-of-control wildfires.

DeSantis closes in on Trump in another state-level poll as GOP field grows

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is neck and neck with former President Donald Trump in Utah, according to a poll that shows the Florida governor keeping pace with the former president.

YouTube demonetizes videos over ‘misgendering’ in change in policy

YouTube is now demonetizing videos featuring deliberate "misgendering" of individuals, a policy not previously communicated in the company's terms.

Democratic representative condemns Defense Department’s drag show cancellation

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) wrote a follow-up letter to the Department of Defense Tuesday regarding the now-canceled drag show at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada.

Biden says he’s never interfered with Justice Department: ‘I’m honest’

President Joe Biden pledged that he's never interfered with the Department of Justice as it investigates his predecessor.

House GOP begins to see results from subpoenas and proposed contempt resolutions

House Republicans canceled on Wednesday a closely watched vote to hold FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt after the bureau allowed Oversight Committee members to review a subpoenaed document tied to an investigation of President Joe Biden and his family.

Food Stamps: Debt ceiling bill’s SNAP requirements run into obstacles

The debt ceiling deal's new food stamp requirements have run into difficulties as U.S. officials struggle to implement the sweeping changes in time.
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