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Chelsea Handler defends ‘child-free’ lifestyle with false data

American comedian Chelsea Handler posted another video on Monday desperately defending her “child-free” lifestyle. She pointed to a faulty claim by a “happiness expert” who misinterpreted data from the American Time Use Survey to assert that single women with no children are happier than married mothers. Handler’s shrill, shabby brief for the childless life did not help her case. The data show what it has always shown: Married mothers are happier.

Pro-DeSantis Super PAC hosting 2024 candidate on bus tour of Iowa

Never Back Down, the Super PAC supporting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ (R) presidential campaign, will be hosting the candidate himself on its bus tour of Iowa this week. The 2024 hopeful will feature on a bus tour rolling through Iowa towns on Thursday and Friday, before DeSantis attends the Lincoln Dinner — the state’s premier...

Ex-officials say UFOs pose risk to US national security

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Ex-officials say UFOs pose risk to US national security Warnings from multiple former military officials have prompted lawmakers to call for more transparency on UFOs. © Greg Nash, The Hill A former Navy pilot, a retired...

McConnell jokes to Biden he got ‘sandbagged’ after freeze episode

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) joked Wednesday evening that he got "sandbagged" when he froze for an extended period of time while delivering remarks to open a press conference earlier in the day. McConnell told reporters that President Biden called to check in on him after the episode. "The president called to check on me. I...

UN official says latest Russian attacks on Ukraine ‘signal a calamitous turn’

A top United Nations official on Wednesday called recent attacks by Russia on the city of Odesa and other southern Ukrainian port areas “the latest casualties in this senseless, brutal war.” Speaking to the U.N. Security Council in a briefing on Ukraine, Mohamed Khaled Khiari, an assistant secretary-general, called for such attacks to end "immediately”...

California-led coalition takes legal action against 3M’s deal with PFAS-polluted water providers

A California-led coalition of 22 U.S. states and territories is taking bipartisan legal action against a recently proposed settlement between the company 3M and water utilities affected by “forever chemicals” — arguing that the deal would shift accountability from the polluter to the providers. The group of attorneys general from across the country filed a motion to...

US embassy in Ireland warns tourists to avoid walking alone following attack on visitor from NY

The U.S. Embassy in Ireland warned American tourists to avoid walking alone, after a New York man was attacked in Dublin last week. The embassy issued the security alert on Tuesday, reminding U.S. citizens to “exercise good personal security practices while traveling.” “Be aware of your environment,” the alert read. “Avoid walking alone, if possible,...

House GOP off to wobbly start in bringing up first funding bills

House Republicans are showing small signs of progress as leaders try to wrangle the conference’s various factions together to pass their first batch of federal funding bills this week. The House cleared a key procedural hurdle Wednesday by voting to begin debate on legislation to fund military construction, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and...

House Dems target drug price negotiation

Welcome to The Hill's Health Care newsletter {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story House Dems look to double down on drug price negotiation House Democrats introduced legislation on Wednesday to allow Medicare to negotiate the price of dozens of drugs, effectively doubling down on the drug price negotiation provisions included in the...

Millions living in US urban ‘heat islands’

Welcome to The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story More than 40M Americans living in urban 'heat islands': study Millions of Americans live in cities dealing with a "heat island effect," which makes urban areas hotter than rural and outlying areas, according to a new...

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