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‘Candy cops’: Food, beverage industry slam California bill that may change how favorite snacks taste

The food and beverage industry is fighting to kill a bill making its way through the California Legislature that critics argue could negatively impact America's favorite snacks.

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan closes door on Senate run: ‘Didn’t have any interest’

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said he will not be launching a bid for Maryland's open U.S. Senate seat following the retirement of Democrat Sen. Ben Cardin.

An attack on the Supreme Court’s legitimacy

Left-liberal media are running a sustained campaign to undermine the Supreme Court.

Nearly half of college dropouts would ‘very likely’ reenroll if given student debt relief: poll

Forty-seven percent of people who did not finish their postsecondary degree say they would “very likely” go back to school if they got some student debt relief. The State of Higher Education 2023 report released early Wednesday morning by Gallup and the Lumina Foundation found 31 percent of all students who left school with debt...

Half of parents think children’s mental health worse due to social media, survey finds

Parents are noticing a troubling change in their children after using social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, according to a new survey. The survey of 2,035 American adults found that 50 percent of parents with children younger than 18 years old feel their child or children’s mental health has suffered in the last year...

Montgomery County Councilman Will Jawando announces run for Maryland’s open US Senate seat

Montgomery County Council member Will Jawando is running to replace retiring Democrat Ben Cardin in the U.S. Senate. Jawando has served as an at-large council member since 2018.

Texas shooting suspect: Gov. Abbott, lawmakers respond after four-day manhunt ends with arrest

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Sen. Ted Cruz and others from the state praised a massive law enforcement effort to find 38-year-old Mexican national Francisco Oropesa.

AI requires ‘new generation’ of arms control deal to govern future warfighting, says Marine veteran lawmaker

Rep. Seth Moulton says the U.S. should have already started work on an international framework governing the military use of artificial intelligence on the battlefield.

Desperate Eric Adams’ lame Texas blame game over NYC’s migrant crisis

With apologies to Karl Marx, sports is the opiate of the masses, and for some good reasons.

These signs point to Ukrainian victory sooner than critics think

Ukraine’s victory, and possibly a collapse of Russia’s regime, might both be closer than those predicting a long war suggest.

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