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An elderly man in New York City shot and killed a man during an armed robbery attempt Wednesday, authorities said.

Recipients of a guaranteed income program in Virginia only need to wait one more day before they receive their next payment worth $500.

Chairman of the House Oversight Committee James Comer (R-KY) said they “are not messing around” when it comes to expectations that FBI Director Christopher Wray produce a form believed to describe a “criminal scheme” involving President Joe Biden.

A video of a male Disney employee with a mustache dressed as a “fairy godmother’s apprentice” has created a storm of ire — including from Fox News host Jesse Watters, who suggested he be called “CinderFella.”

Former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard blasted Democrats for "failing" the United States’s servicemen and servicewomen.

A key bipartisan bloc of House lawmakers is backing the debt ceiling agreement ahead of the expected Wednesday night vote, according to multiple reports.

Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) said he believes there are enough votes to pass the debt ceiling bill in the House of Representatives on Wednesday despite opposition by several House Republicans.

Former New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie will reportedly enter the 2024 presidential contest next week, according to multiple reports.

Over two dozen lawmakers in the House have come out in opposition to the recent debt limit deal, significantly lowering the margin for error in Wednesday's expected vote.

President Joe Biden has reached a debt ceiling deal but still needs to get it across the finish line.