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Ailing Dianne Feinstein returns to Senate on ‘lighter’ schedule: Washington Photos of the Week

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) returned to the Senate this week after an illness forced her prolonged absence, causing her to miss votes and put certain Biden judicial nominations on hold.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot leans in on memes mocking her term

Chicago may be getting a new mayor on Monday, but it's unlikely Brandon Johnson will be as meme-able as his predecessor, Lori Lightfoot.

DC reports homelessness increase year after record-low numbers

The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments recently released data showing a rise in homelessness after several years indicated a decrease.

Trump deposition postponed in FBI lawsuit

Justice Department prosecutors were granted a postponement of the deposition of former President Donald Trump in a four-year-old civil lawsuit filed by former FBI officials on Friday.

South Carolina and Nebraska move to enact new abortion limits

South Carolina and Nebraska will be the latest states to vote on their respective laws concerning abortion.

Title 42 ends: Texas AG Paxton files for restraining order against Biden border policy

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed for a temporary restraining order to prevent a border policy that allows for the release of immigrants on parole in cases of overcrowding following the end of Title 42. Texas and other border states are preparing for an influx of immigrants seeking asylum in the United States.

New Hampshire Gov. Sununu criticizes Republicans for ’embarrassing’ support of Trump

Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) criticized Republicans who attended CNN's town hall with Donald Trump for their reaction to the former president's comments, including those directed at writer E. Jean Carroll.

Trump shares doctored video of Anderson Cooper

Donald Trump shared a video of CNN anchor Anderson Cooper on Friday that was doctored in the former president's favor.

Biden administration cries ‘sabotage’ after Florida judge blocks migrant releases on parole

A federal judge's decision to block the Biden administration from fulfilling parts of its new immigration strategy was described as "sabotage" by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Friday.

House Republicans demand Biden take mental competency test

Over 60 House Republicans are demanding that President Joe Biden take a mental competency test or pull out of the 2024 election in a letter sent to the White House.
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