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Cornell West ditches Green Party; now running for president as an independent

Cornell West is no longer running for the White House as a Green Party presidential candidate but an independent candidate instead in the 2024 race.

Gaetz ‘open-minded’ on rules change to eliminate motion to vacate, would support Jordan or Scalise as speaker

Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz said he is “open-minded" on a House rules change that would abolish the tool he used to oust Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., as speaker.

Biden, on Texas border wall, says he tried to ‘redirect’ the money

President Biden, speaking after his administration announced border wall construction in Texas, says he tried to redirect that money.

Republicans warn of mass exodus from bipartisan group over Dem failure to back McCarthy

House Republicans are warning their colleagues could leave a key bipartisan group over their Democratic counterparts' failure to do more to help former Speaker McCarthy.

GOP senators pledge to block any non-spending-related bills Schumer brings to the floor ahead of next deadline

GOP lawmakers want Sen. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to bring appropriations bills to the floor for negotiations ahead of the November 17 deadline when the current spending patch expires.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signs $1 billion tax relief package

The governor of Massachusetts has signed a tax relief package that will top $1 billion by the 2027 fiscal year. The package will increase tax credits for households with dependents.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs law raising amount of minimum sick days by 2

Workers in California who received three sick days can soon expect five. On Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a measure raising the minimum amount by two days.

Good Police Work

It’s not often that stories about children being abducted have a happy ending, but remarkably, Charlotte Sena has been found alive and well.

The Narrative Power of Procedural Rules

The recent vote to remove McCarthy as House speaker is an illustration of how the procedural rules set how we think about narratives.

Eric Adams Begins Latin American Tour to Dissuade Migrants from Traveling to New York City

Adams is traveling to Mexico, Ecuador, and Colombia over the course of four days.

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