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Tony Gonzales lambastes US border official for suicide trend explanation

AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas congressman whose district runs along 800 miles of the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico boundary lambasted a federal government official who claimed that the border crisis was not causing Border Patrol agents to commit suicide at rising rates.

Uber launches self-driving car service in Las Vegas

Uber announced it would launch a self-driving car service in Las Vegas, further expanding the ridesharing service's interest in autonomous cars.

Biden’s push for South Carolina as first primary state ignites intraparty war

President Joe Biden’s request to elevate South Carolina as the first-in-the-nation primary during the 2024 cycle has opened old wounds for some top Democrats, revealing cracks among the party as they bicker over the proposed nominating calendar.

Loser list: Trump’s five biggest endorsement defeats

Former President Donald Trump made various endorsements in races across the country in the 2022 midterm elections, but with Trump-endorsed Herschel Walker losing in the Georgia Senate runoff, the ex-president's record in high-profile races has come under scrutiny.

WATCH: John Rich leads crowd in ‘God Bless America’ during hurricane relief fundraiser

Country music star John Rich shared a video of concert attendees singing “God Bless America” during a fundraiser for Hurricane Ian victims.

In and out: The pet policies that survived inclusion in the $858 billion major defense policy bill

Lawmakers settled on negotiations regarding the annual defense budget late Tuesday night, unveiling the major policy bill that seeks to allocate nearly $858 billion toward the National Defense Authorization Act.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan joins other Republican states to ban TikTok

Outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan (R-MD) announced an emergency cybersecurity directive to ban TikTok from Maryland’s state-owned and state-leased devices.

Department of Education: Millions told student loan relief was approved in error

The Department of Education has wrongly told millions of student loan borrowers that their student debt relief requests had been approved.

Hunter Biden’s time under the microscope could be coming soon

With House Republicans soon to be in a position to investigate Hunter Biden and new discussion of Twitter's handling of stories about his laptop before the 2020 election, questions about the president's son may grow louder.

Judge rules Los Angeles must turn over voter records to DA recall committee

Los Angeles County’s top elections official was ordered by a judge to turn over additional voter information to a committee seeking to overturn the failed recall of District Attorney George Gascon.
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