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Tax Rebate 2023: Deadline to apply for property tax rebate worth at least $1,000 is in nine days

Colorado residents have a few days left to apply for a tax rebate that could give them at least $1,000.

Ted Cruz clashes with Merrick Garland over DOJ response to Supreme Court leak: ‘You did nothing’

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) got into a heated exchange with Attorney General Merrick Garland as the Texas senator accused the Justice Department chief of failing to protect conservative Supreme Court justices after they voted to overturn Roe v. Wade last summer.

Fentanyl crisis: ‘Where the hell’ is Education Department on stopping teen drug abuse?

A former top U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration official bashed the Department of Education for remaining silent as the fentanyl epidemic claims tens of thousands of lives, including that of middle and high school students.

New York City plans to dole out $21,500 each to 2020 Black Lives Matter protesters

New York City is planning to compensate protesters from a 2020 demonstration following George Floyd's death with $21,500 each in a new settlement.

DeSantis takes his book tour across the pond as 2024 speculation mounts

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) sat down with a British publication to promote his new book as he slowly exercises his foreign policy chops.

Please clap: Jeb Bush throws Trump a lifeline in looming battle against DeSantis

Former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) may have unintentionally aided his archnemesis former President Donald Trump, who is trying to hold off Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) in the fight for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

Manchin and Tester side with GOP in ESG vote, set to force first veto from Biden

Two Democratic senators are set to vote for a Republican measure to roll back a Labor Department rule in what is set to force President Joe Biden’s first use of executive veto power.

Experts seek to allay fears of human-to-human transmission after bird flu death

Health officials said evidence suggests that two people diagnosed with bird flu, one of them fatal, in Cambodia were not infected through human-to-human transmission, allaying fears that the avian influenza is being spread between humans.

Chicago mayoral race: Who are the two Democratic candidates heading to the runoff?

Two candidates are heading to a runoff election that will determine who becomes the next mayor of Chicago, each with their own approach to the matters plaguing the city.

Washington Commanders sale: Process at a ‘critical juncture’ as owners meeting approaches

The Washington Commanders don't have a prospective buyer after Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' interest in placing a bid appears to have stalled weeks before NFL owners are set to meet.
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