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How conservatives are working to avoid a repeat of Trump’s turbulent 2016 transition

NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — Conservatives plan to redefine the powers of the executive branch if a Republican wins the White House in 2024.

Stimulus update: Direct payment worth up to $400 to be paid to Massachusetts residents in 23 days

Recipients of a food and utility subsidy program in Chelsea, Massachusetts, will receive their final payment from the program in 23 days.

Stimulus update: Direct payments worth $500 for more than 300 families will be sent in 25 days

Recipients of a guaranteed income program in California are set to receive their next payment in 25 days.

Oakland DA Pamela Price faces backlash and possible recall for soft-on-crime approach

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price is facing severe backlash and a possible recall from residents who think she is inept in prosecuting violent crime cases. The California judge joins a handful of district attorneys across the United States who have been blasted for their soft-on-crime approach.

Vermont raises marriage age to 18

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation Thursday raising the marriage eligibility age in the Green Mountain State to 18.

Biden goes to war with McCarthy over the debt ceiling

Under the threat of a default, the White House and House Republicans have engaged in a war of words over raising the country's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling before the summer.

Fetterman sports sweatshirt in return to Senate: Washington Photos of the Week

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) made a casual return to the Capitol this week following a prolonged absence for clinical depression. The first-year senator sported sneakers, gym shorts, and a sweatshirt hoodie on Monday when he arrived at the Senate for the first time since February.

NASA astronaut’s ashes to be sent into space

The ashes of a NASA astronaut who was never able to accomplish his dream of traveling into space are set to fulfill his dream.

Soft-on-crime New York judge seeking promotion gets punishment instead

A lenient Bronx judge is reportedly being taken off criminal cases amid intense criticism.

Alito dissent scoffs at regulatory ‘chaos’ claims over conflicting abortion pill rulings

After a majority on the Supreme Court halted a sweeping lower court ruling threatening access to a common abortion drug, Justice Samuel Alito dissented from the pack, downplaying claims of "regulatory chaos" that would ensue over conflicting lower court decisions.
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