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Stimulus check update: Direct payment worth $250 scheduled to be sent in four days

A guaranteed income program for recipients in New Jersey is scheduled to issue its next payment at the start of next month.

Donald Trump dismisses leaked audio: ‘This is just another hoax’

Former President Donald Trump continued to dismiss the leaked audio recording related to classified documents, calling it "just another hoax."

DeSantis’s ‘terrifying’ border strategy blasted by liberals and immigrant advocates

Republican presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) strategy to bolster border security and change how the United States enforces immigration policies was met with outrage from liberals but embraced by many conservatives.

Donald Trump audio emerges: Andrew Weissmann says new audio ‘is game over’ for Trump

Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann said it was “game over” for former President Donald Trump after audio was released Monday night of him discussing a “highly confidential” document with staffers.

Merrick Garland slated to testify before House Judiciary Committee in September

Attorney General Merrick Garland is slated to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Sept. 20, but as calls for his impeachment ramp up following whistleblower testimony, the date could change.

White House defends student loans move ahead of Supreme Court ruling: Biden ‘fought for you’

The White House defended its $400 billion student debt transfer ahead of a Supreme Court ruling that could strike down the program.

Olivia Dalton steps behind the White House briefing podium

Principal White House deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton, a potential successor to press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, took questions in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room for the first time.

White House: People are ‘just starting to see’ benefits of Biden’s economic policies

The White House pushed back Tuesday on the idea that President Joe Biden's economic policies are vastly unpopular with the public, despite a number of polls indicating just that.

Chicago police under the microscope as internal affairs has opened 11,000 investigations

The Chicago Police Department is one of several law enforcement entities under the microscope as departments across the United States continue to face calls for vast reforms within the criminal justice system.

Oregon voters could set elected officials’ salaries with new ballot measure

Oregon lawmakers passed a number of bills as the 2023 legislative session ended last week that will allow voters to determine measures in the election process and salary protocols for state leaders.
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