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Trump agenda shifts focus to legal troubles and investigations

Former President Donald Trump has shifted the tone of his campaign in recent weeks, focusing much of his messaging on the legal woes and criminal investigations he faces as a way to fire up emotions among his voter base.

The 15 judges Biden cannot confirm while Feinstein is out of the Senate

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) has been absent from the Senate since early March, when she was hospitalized with shingles, leaving Democrats unable to advance several of President Joe Biden’s judicial nominees.

Jobless claims rise as labor market starts to cool

The number of new applications for unemployment benefits rose by 5,000 to 245,000 last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday.

At least 2 dead in Oklahoma tornadoes

At least two people have been killed in Oklahoma due to severe tornadoes that ripped through the state Wednesday evening.

Fact check: Biden makes misleading claims when slamming House GOP debt ceiling proposal

Speaking to union workers in Maryland on Wednesday, President Joe Biden took aim at House Republicans’ request that he negotiate spending cuts in exchange for a debt limit hike as he sought to defend his work on the economy.

Democrats call for more gun laws despite not enforcing the ones they have

President Joe Biden has led Democrats in recent weeks in pushing for more gun restrictions, even as some Democratic-controlled jurisdictions fail to enforce laws already on the books.

Generative AI set for era-defining clash with copyright law

Courts and regulators are facing the need to wade through the intricacies of intellectual property law in order to determine how it applies to artificial intelligence-created art and text.

Manhunt continues for man police say shot 6-year-old girl and her parents after ball rolled onto his lawn

A manhunt is underway for a suspect wanted for attempted murder and other charges after police said he shot a 6-year-old girl and her parents when a basketball rolled onto his lawn in North Carolina on Tuesday.

At least 78 killed in stampede at Yemen charity event

At least 78 people are dead, and dozens more are injured after a stampede erupted in Yemen's capital on Wednesday at a charity event during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Nearly two-thirds of Republicans believe McConnell should resign, poll shows

Nearly two-thirds of Republicans believe Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) should resign, according to a new poll.
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