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Loudoun County attorney’s office to no longer prosecute certain misdemeanors

The Loudoun County Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Virginia will no longer prosecute certain misdemeanor charges in an effort to crack down on more violent crimes, according to a letter sent to local judges in late December.

McCarthy: Removing Schiff and Swalwell from committee is ‘what we’re supposed to do’

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he hasn't changed his mind about his decision to remove Reps. Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Eric Swalwell (D-CA) from the House Intelligence Committee.

Pilots blast FAA for ‘environmental justice’ and ‘inclusive’ spending over system upgrades

Pilots are not happy about the Federal Aviation Administration’s latest budget that outlined millions of dollars for "inclusive" language, "racial equity," "environmental justice," and "climate change" while ignoring needed system updates.

Lisa Marie Presley’s final social media post details ‘grief’ and feeling ‘destroyed’

Lisa Marie Presley’s last social media post detailed the heartache she has lived with following the death of her son.

Actress rejects Hollywood body shaming: ‘I’m never losing weight to look fantastic’

British actress Florence Pugh said she refuses to comply with Hollywood’s unrealistic standards for women’s bodies.

Republicans split on taking fast-tracked approach to Mayorkas impeachment

As Republicans push to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, members of the party are split on how the GOP should approach the inquiry, as some lawmakers urge to move the process forward while others view a fast-track strategy as a political mistake.

Santos defends record, hints at running again in 2024: ‘I’ve lived an honest life’

Newly sworn-in Rep. George Santos (R-NY) defended his reputation amid several calls for his resignation, maintaining that he has “lived an honest life” and indicating he will run again for office in 2024.

AOC fires back at critics over gas stove comments: ‘Utter Republican meltdown’

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) fired back at critics who mocked her for showing support for a possible ban on gas stoves.

DeSantis threatens to ‘send the bill to Biden’ for uptick in Florida’s migrant costs

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) blasted President Joe Biden and his administration’s immigration policy as his state is experiencing a surge in immigrants.

A little-noticed rule change could put more money in House members’ pockets

House lawmakers will be allowed to be reimbursed for lodging, meals, and incidentals during this session of Congress thanks to a little-noticed regulation change by a key congressional panel.
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