Elections, Debt, and Taxes: Here’s What to Expect in the 119th Congress
In the first weeks, lawmakers will have to elect a speaker and certify the 2024 election. The GOP also wants bills on taxes, border security, and debt.
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A dog lives with a frontier farm family and changes the lives of two boys.
Conquer the Clutter: Essential Rules of DIY Garage Organization
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A look back at a turbulent Congress that saw the election of two speakers, divisions over funding and other issues, and the expulsion of a House member.
Meet the New Senators Entering Congress
A look at the new faces in the 119th Congress’s upper chamber, where Republicans will control by 53-47.
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Defense professionals highlight near-term threats to U.S. national security.
How The New York Times Distorts Shen Yun’s Success in Latest Attack Article
Publication attacks the performing arts company’s success through an anti-religious lens targeting Falun Gong.
Taiwan President Warns Citizens Against Chinese ID Cards
Authorities are looking into a claim that 100,000 Taiwanese citizens hold Chinese IDs.
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CFPB Head Warns About Asset Managers Owning Controlling Stakes in Banks
Vanguard recently signed an agreement to remain a ‘passive’ investor in banks supervised by FDIC.
Sugar Bowl Postponed After Deadly New Orleans Terrorist Attack
The decision was confirmed by Allstate Sugar Bowl Committee CEO Jeff Hundley and Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams.
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Federal Court Partially Blocks California Law Tackling Minors’ Social Media Addiction
The judge struck notification and disclosure requirements, and kept the rest of the law intact.
Hospital System Implements Mask Mandate Across Illinois
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1 Dead, 7 Injured After Cybertruck Filled With Fireworks Explodes Outside Trump Hotel in Las Vegas
Images of the vehicle fire quickly circulated on social media, showing large flames bursting from the electric vehicle near the entrance of the hotel.
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Catchy phrases from politics to Shakespeare and to Hollywood have endured the tests of time.
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