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Hong Kong’s New Diplomat in NYC Worked for Top CCP Official

Maisie Ho’s work history raises some questions about the way in which she will conduct herself in New York.

I Visited A Uranium Mine, So You Don’t Have To

I thought I’d see mining as some perversion of nature, a practice that allows man to conquer and demolish creation. Far from it.

Texas on track to enforce ban on gender-transition drugs for minors despite judge’s order

A Texas law barring gender-transition drugs and surgeries for children is slated to take effect next week despite a state judge's order blocking the measure from being enforced.

Spanish women’s soccer team threatens mutiny over kiss scandal

Spain’s women’s soccer team said they will not play any games until the president of their country’s soccer federation leaves his post in a statement Friday. Jenni Hermoso, a player for the Spanish national team, said she did not want to be kissed by Spain FA president Luis Rubiales during celebrations after winning the World...

Santos not considering a plea deal ‘but you never know’

Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) on Thursday said he is still not interested in taking a plea deal in his case related to campaign finances. Asked if would consider a guilty plea that may require him to leave Congress, Santos said, "Look, I don't know" while appearing on NewsNation’s "Dan Abrams Live." “I’m not making, I’m...

Missouri judge declines to block ban on gender-affirming care

A Missouri law banning gender-affirming health care for transgender minors and some adults will take effect Monday after a circuit court judge on Friday declined to block it. St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Steven Ohmer on Friday rejected a request to temporarily block the enforcement of Missouri’s gender-affirming care ban, writing in an order that “petitioners have...

Vice chair of CPAC steps down 

Conservative Political Action Coalition (CPAC) Vice Chair Charlie Gerow is stepping down from his role with the organization, both confirmed on Friday. Gerow served as both a board member for the American Conservative Union (ACU) Foundation and as vice chair for ACU/CPAC. “It is with deep sadness and true regret that I have joined several...

Prigozhin’s death sends message to Putin’s critics

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Russia reacts to Prigozhin's death The Wagner Group chief's apparent violent death in a fiery plane crash this week could serve as a chance for Russian President Vladimir Putin to reclaim power. © AP Yevgeny Prigozhin's...

Majority of Americans disapprove of Biden’s handling of immigration, economy: Gallup

A majority of Americans in a new Gallup poll disapprove of President Biden’s handling of immigration, the economy and relations with China and Russia as he campaigns for another term in the White House.  The poll found Biden’s overall job approval rating at a relatively steady 42 percent, with 53 percent disapproving and 5 percent...

US officials voice optimism on coming virus battle

Welcome to The Hill's Health Care newsletter {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story How US officials are preparing for the respiratory virus season Federal health officials want the public to know that this respiratory virus season will be different than last year's. © Getty Senior officials with the Centers for Disease Control...

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