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Strong Growth Data: No Soft Landing for Inflation

A recession that drives inflation back to its target range could be deep, painful, and inevitable.

What are Americans looking for in a president? It depends on their party

"One year out from the 2024 election, we see a stark divide over what Americans want in a president, one that is a reflection of our country's deepest fault lines," said Melissa Deckman, CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute, a nonpartisan organization centered on the intersection of religion, culture and public policy, according to its mission statement.

Gavin Newsom takes swipe at Speaker Mike Johnson for mourning Maine mass shooting

California Gov. Gavin Newsom belittled newly-elected House Speaker Mike Johnson for saying that prayer "is appropriate in a time like this" after a gunman killed at least 18 people in Maine.

U.S. attorney who refused to help prosecute Hunter Biden in California blamed limited resources

The U.S. attorney for the Central District of California declined to help investigators prosecute Hunter Biden for tax fraud because his office had limited resources, he testified this week.

New House Speaker Johnson meets Biden at White House

Newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson met Thursday with President Biden at the White House to discuss the administration's emergency request for additional foreign aid.

McHenry calls last three weeks ‘dumbest set of politics’ ever by a majority party

Rep. Patrick McHenry looked frustrated when he slammed down the gavel in the House after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was booted three weeks ago.

Key North Carolina GOP lawmakers back rules Chair Destin Hall to become next House speaker

Top Republican leaders in the North Carolina House have consolidated their support behind third-term Rep. Destin Hall to become speaker once Tim Moore's time at the post is complete.

House investigators seek proof of Biden’s $200K loan from brother

House investigators asked the White House Thursday for proof that a $200,000 check given to President Biden in 2018 by his brother was a loan repayment and not a payoff from a business deal.

Ghost towns: Federal office buildings are 80% vacant, government audit finds

The Agriculture Department is headquartered at the gateway between Washington and Virginia in a building rich with history -- but on any given day, roughly 90% of it sits empty.

U.S. attorney says probe of Biden-Ukraine ties, $10M bribe hamstrung by DOJ, FBI

The U.S. attorney assigned to look into the Biden family's deals in Ukraine, including allegations they pocketed a $10 million bribe, told House lawmakers his investigation was significantly hobbled by the Justice Department and FBI headquarters.

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