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Biden reveals he’s got no defense for his censorship campaign

President Biden is the defendant in a lawsuit that accuses him and his team of, in federal District Court Judge Terry Doughty’s words, “the...

Disgraceful defenders of Biden’s casual cruelty to his staff

Joe Biden's angry fits don't prove he's with it, just that he's a bully (as he always has been).

Bipartisan Senate Bill to Reduce Stillbirths Contains an Irony

Some dead babies good and others bad?

Covid Learning Loss Isn’t Getting Better

The average student now needs more than four months of additional schooling to catch up to pre-pandemic peers in math and reading.

Jordan sends budget recommendations to Appropriations, would move FBI to Alabama

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan sent several fiscal 2024 recommendations to the House Appropriations Committee, including one that would relocating the FBI to Huntsville, Alabama.

EU to study potential link between Ozempic, suicidal thoughts

The European Union is studying a potential link between suicidal thoughts and medicines like Ozempic used for weight loss and to treat type 2 diabetes.  The European Medicines Agency, an agency of the EU, announced Friday that its safety committee is conducting a review of data linking thoughts of self-harm and suicide with medicines including...

Teamsters president rips UPS, joins Twitter pile-on amid strike threat

The general president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters hit UPS Tuesday for its “underpaid” and “overworked” employees, responding to a Twitter thread from the company about the benefits of working part time. “They’re rightfully demanding what they’re owed,” Teamsters General President Sean O’Brien said in the tweet. “It’s time for your company to do...

PFAS study adds to evidence that chemicals are pervasive

Welcome to The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story 'Forever chemicals' prevalence in tap water underscores health concerns A recent study estimating that toxic chemicals known as PFAS are in nearly half of U.S. drinking water adds to concerns about their commonality in American life. ...

Trump ‘unlikely’ to participate in debates, says adviser Jason Miller

Jason Miller, a longtime adviser to Donald Trump, said the former president was “unlikely” to participate in at least the first two Republican presidential primary debates, but said the former president still has not made his final decision on the matter. In an interview Tuesday on “The Hill” on NewsNation, Miller doubled down on Trump’s...

McCarthy faces shutdown threat from right flank

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Funding headaches on the horizon for McCarthy Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) faces a difficult balancing act as he works to ward off a conservative revolt and keep the government's lights on. © Greg Nash Congress has...

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