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Novac Djokovic wins the Austrailian Open for a record 10th time

Novak Djokovic won the Australian Open for the tenth time Sunday, his first open since the ban on his visa was lifted.

House Intel members looking for turnaround era after moving on from Schiff and Nunes

A new era of the House Intelligence Committee may be dawning on Congress with the removal of Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) and the retirement of former Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA).

Social Security update: First payments for February worth up to $4,194 arriving in 10 days

There are 10 days left before recipients of Social Security retirement money start receiving their monthly payment of up to $4,194 for the month of February.

Social Security update: Direct SSI payment worth $914 arriving in three days

Select beneficiaries of Supplemental Security Income are slated to receive a $914 monthly payment in just three days.

Gallego’s Arizona Senate run puts Democrats in a bind

Last election cycle, enough competitive Senate races went Democrats' way to give them a fragile 51-49 majority in the upper chamber. But the party is staring down a difficult electoral map for 2024, one that got even worse on Monday with Rep. Ruben Gallego's (D-AZ) entrance into the Arizona Senate race.

Stimulus update: Direct payments worth up to $1,500 being sent to Colorado taxpayers in two days

There are only two days left before a select number of Colorado residents will have all received a rebate of up to $1,500.

Stimulus update: Direct payments worth up to $1,500 being sent to Colorado taxpayers in only two days

Some Colorado residents are set to receive a rebate of up to $1,500 sometime in the next two days.

House Democrat on climate change caucus rakes in cash from oil and gas investments

A Democratic congresswoman who is part of a congressional caucus aiming to fight the effects of climate change is earning major profits on her oil and gas stock purchases in recent years, according to records reviewed by the Washington Examiner.

Stimulus update: Refund worth up to $1,050 to begin being sent to recipients tomorrow

California residents can expect the final wave of direct payments worth up to $1,050 to start being paid to recipients beginning Monday.

Industry argues Google doesn’t monopolize advertising if print and TV are counted

Tech advocacy organizations are arguing that the court should reject the Justice Department's allegation that Google has monopolized digital advertising by making the case that the relevant market is not just online advertising but also print ads, television ads, and the like.
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