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McCarthy offers key compromise in exchange for support on House speaker bid: Report

As House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy continues to fight off intraparty opposition to his speakership bid, the California Republican is reportedly offering key compromises to GOP lawmakers in exchange for their support.

‘Could hear the president cursing’: Biden furious about border early on in administration

President Joe Biden was reportedly furious about the surge of immigrants illegally crossing the southern border during the first months of his administration, making him angrier than any other policy issue.

Biden outpaces Trump and Obama with 97 federal judicial nominees by end of second year

President Joe Biden has outpaced two of his predecessors with the confirmation of 97 judges by the end of his second year in office, with it achieving the most diverse nominees in history.

How Biden could look to exploit divided GOP in 2023

President Joe Biden will face a divided government for the first time in office in 2023, but with Republicans holding a bare majority in the House of Representatives and facing internal tensions, he may be able to use the opposing party's rifts to his advantage.

Five crises that could define Biden’s 2023

This year challenged President Joe Biden, from COVID-19 test, baby formula, and children's medication shortages to record-setting gas prices and 40-year-high inflation.

Social Security update: Direct increased SSI payment worth $914 arriving today

The day has come for Supplemental Security Income recipients to receive their payment of $914. It will be the second payment they have received from the Social Security Administration this month.

‘Deterrence the American way’: What the Air Force’s B-21 stealth bomber means

The U.S. Air Force unveiled the Northrop Grumman-made B-21 stealth bomber earlier this month, providing the public with its first look at what defense leaders have described as the “backbone” of its future bomber force.

Stimulus update: Deadline to apply for $300 rebate program just one day away

There's only one day left for Pennsylvania residents to apply for a rebate program that could give them anywhere from $250 to $650.

Push to eat bugs: The creepy, crawly alternative to eating meat

As many are making New Year's resolutions to eat healthier, would you try adding bugs to your diet?

Escape Hatch: 10 times the White House cited this law to avoid questions in 2022

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre takes the Hatch Act seriously. Passed in 1939 to prohibit government employees from overt political campaigning, the Hatch Act has caught up many a presidential staffer over the years.
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