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China attempts to downplay diplomat’s comment on ex-Soviet republics’ sovereignty

Beijing is in damage control with European leaders following a diplomat’s decision to question the sovereignty of former Soviet republics, including Ukraine.

Matt Gaetz proposes bill to safeguard service member pay in event of shutdown

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) proposed legislation Monday to preserve payments to service members if a government shutdown takes place.

Three things Donald Trump has sold supporters to fundraise 2024 race

Donald Trump's campaign has used a few different tactics to fundraise his 2024 bid, seizing upon the increased attention surrounding the former president to push his supporters to buy various merchandise.

‘Let’s Get It On’ in court over Ed Sheeran and Marvin Gaye copyright dispute

Ed Sheeran will appear in court as a trial in New York begins over the singer's alleged misuse of Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On."

Swing-state Democrats fall behind GOP in fundraising as ‘enthusiasm gap’ drags on party

House Democrats in vulnerable districts appear to be falling behind Republicans similarly positioned to them in the first quarter of 2023, as incumbent House Republicans posted a strong fundraising term for various swing districts.

Tucker Carlson leaves Fox News: Who could replace host in prime-time slot?

Fox News announced that its most popular host, Tucker Carlson, has departed from the network Monday after seven years of hosting its prime-time 8 p.m. slot.

Biden begins to staff up for 2024 reelection campaign

President Joe Biden's 2024 campaign team is slowly taking shape ahead of an expected reelection announcement.

Manchin quietly pressed Biden administration to fund group led by campaign treasurer

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) quietly urged the Biden administration to grant taxpayer dollars to a climate coalition that includes a group whose head is the campaign treasurer for the West Virginia Democrat, records show.

Supreme Court will decide if officials can be sued for blocking social media critics

The Supreme Court took up two new cases on whether public officials on their personal social media accounts can block users when they use such accounts in a professional context.

Hunter Biden investigation: Laptop letter organizer thought Blinken wanted Russia claims made public

A former top CIA official who helped organize the October 2020 Hunter Biden laptop letter testified he thought now-Secretary of State Antony Blinken wanted the baseless claims of Russian involvement in the saga made public.
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