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NCAA champion athletes go to White House, where Vice President Kamala Harris celebrates them

Vice President Kamala Harris saluted more than a thousand U.S. college athletes from championship teams who gathered Monday at the White House South Lawn, saying that sports have a "very special way of bringing people together."

U.S. halts online asylum appointments at Texas crossing after extortion warnings

The Biden administration has stopped taking mobile app appointments to admit asylum-seekers at a Texas border crossing that connects to a notoriously dangerous Mexican city after advocates warned U.S. authorities that migrants were being targeted there for extortion.

What should we make of UFO whistleblower David Grusch?

David Grusch is a former midranking civilian intelligence officer and Air Force veteran. In July 2021, Grusch filed a whistleblower complaint to the Defense Department's inspector general alleging the existence of a covert public-private sector program to retrieve and exploit crashed, unidentified flying objects, or UFOs, or what the government refers to as unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs. Grusch subsequently briefed Congress on his assertions.

Will Pete Buttigieg fit some time in his calendar to visit Philadelphia after I-95 highway collapse?

Early Sunday morning, a section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia collapsed after a tanker truck caught fire underneath the highway overpass. Fortunately, no one was injured. It’s a devastating blow to the city’s main transportation corridor that linked the northeast section of Philadelphia to the downtown area, sports complex, and many entertainment venues. It was a vital section of the country’s East Coast interstate that connected two of the nation’s largest cities, Philadelphia and New York City.

Will the NAACP issue an advisory warning regarding black students in Maryland?

Maryland schools have been failing their students for years, and no one has done anything about it. Recent Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program results showed that most students couldn’t do basic English, science, and math. In English, less than half of Maryland’s elementary school students (45%) were proficient in their native language. Just 7% of the state’s eighth graders were proficient in math. It has been a recurring problem that has left thousands of students unprepared for their futures.

The Democrats have an age problem

Whether it is Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) resuming her duties amid an internal Democratic rebellion against her just last month or the numerous times President Joe Biden has fallen off stairs or onstage, the Democrats have an age problem that they are conveniently willing to ignore.

Biden names former DNC chair a senior adviser

President Biden on Monday announced that former Democratic campaign head, Tom Perez, will serve as a White House senior adviser, assistant to the president, and director of Intergovernmental Affairs. Perez will replace the former director and senior adviser, Julie Chavez Rodriguez, who is now serving as the Biden-Harris 2024 campaign manager. Perez served as chairman...

Ohio’s top court rules parts of ballot measure at center of abortion fight must be rewritten

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a ballot measure at the center of an abortion fight in the state needed to be partially rewritten ahead of an August election, but ruled against Democratic litigants on some of their key requests. Ohioans will be heading to the polls on Aug. 8 to weigh in...

Watch live: House Rules Committee meets to discuss gas stove, pistol brace bills

The House Rules Committee on Monday afternoon is meeting to discuss legislation on various topics, including regulations on gas stoves and pistol braces, which are firearms accessories intended to improve stability. Both of these bills have been on hold as the House Republican majority sorts out internal rifts between allies of Speaker Kevin McCarthy (Calif.)...

Tucker Carlson: Cable news business has ‘limited future’ 

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson says the cable news business is in trouble. “I really do think the cable news business has a limited future,” Carlson told journalist and author Chadwick Moore as part of comments published Monday. “It’s too obviously controlled. It’s like Google — it’s just become too clear that there’s a...

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