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Oregon governor commutes ‘immoral’ sentences of all death row inmates in final days in office

Gov. Kate Brown (D-OR) has commuted the death sentences of 17 inmates to life in prison without parole in one of her final moves in office.

Social Security update: Direct monthly $1,681 payment to be sent out to millions today

Millions of Social Security beneficiaries whose birthdays fall between the 1st and 10th of each month will receive direct payments worth an average of $1,681 on Wednesday.

AOC’s climate change documentary bombs at box office despite leftist pandering

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) might be reeling after her new climate change film bombed at the box office.

Biden calls for ‘assault weapons ban’ on Sandy Hook shooting anniversary

President Joe Biden called for an assault weapons ban on the tenth anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting, saying, "enough is enough."

Warren introduces bipartisan bill described as biggest threat yet to crypto

A bipartisan pair of lawmakers have introduced legislation to counter crypto money-laundering practices following scrutiny of the crypto exchange FTX over its illicit handling of investor funds.

Trump slaps Pulitzer board with defamation lawsuit over ‘Russiagate’ honors

Former President Donald Trump slapped a defamation lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize board Tuesday for awarding the Washington Post and New York Times in 2018 for their coverage of the Russia investigation.

Woman kills two Mississippi police officers before committing suicide

Two police officers were killed Wednesday morning while answering a call at a motel in Mississippi.

Trump now trails DeSantis in 2024 primary in multiple polls

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis tops former President Donald Trump nationwide in a hypothetical matchup in the 2024 GOP White House primary in yet another survey fielded this month, suggesting the former president’s slippage in the polls is more than fleeting.

‘Red, white, and blue issue’: Expert says GOP taking a seat at climate solutions table

While it may surprise some that Republicans are acknowledging that the climate is changing, one energy expert says it’s important that they have a seat at the negotiating table.

The five investigations Senate Democrats will look to conduct with new subpoena power

With Democrats positioned to have a clear majority in the Senate in January, the caucus is set to flex its new investigative powers in the coming term.
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