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US blames Russian pilot’s ‘lack of competence’ for drone incident

An aerial incident that forced a U.S. Air Force drone to crash was “tinged with a lack of competence” by a Russian pilot, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s team.

Trump vs. Biden: Academic study determines what president was more effective on border

A study from a top-ranked U.S. university concluded that former President Donald Trump’s “punitive” immigration policies deterred noncitizens from illegally immigrating while President Joe Biden’s “permissive” approach has led to the continuous surge of immigrants coming across the southern border.

Biden claims ‘MAGA’ lawmakers opposing his budget favor ‘defunding the police’

President Joe Biden tried to flip the script on Republicans on Tuesday, claiming in a speech in California that some GOP lawmakers opposing his budget request for fiscal 2024 are "calling for defunding the police."

Bodies and ashes of 154 people found in warehouse linked to unlicensed mortuary

At least six corpses and the cremated remains of an estimated 154 people were uncovered in a California warehouse connected to an unlicensed mortuary.

Packed court: Judiciary presses Congress for major expansion of court system

The federal judiciary's policymaking division is asking for additional permanent judgeships from Congress, citing a lack of a comprehensive expansion in the last 30 years.

John Fetterman could leave Walter Reed in next two weeks: Report

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is reportedly on the mend and may be discharged from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center within the next two weeks.

Nikki Haley knocks DeSantis on Ukraine and says he’s copying Trump

Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley took a swipe at her potential 2024 foe Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) over his insistence that further entanglement in Ukraine is not a national security interest.

NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation advances strategy to house homeless patients

The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation announced that it planned to hire an outside organization to help the city's homeless patients find housing. The move would help slash expensive visits to the emergency room.

Former Larry Hogan chief of staff wanted by US marshals

The ex-chief of staff for former Maryland GOP Gov. Larry Hogan is wanted by the U.S. Marshals Service. He failed to show up in court recently.

China’s new defense minister was sanctioned by US for buying weapons from Russian military

China's new defense minister has previously been sanctioned by the United States for his concerning ties to the Russian military as criticism of Beijing's links to Putin's war machine grows.
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