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Chinese nationals sent $260,000 to Hunter Biden in 2019 at father’s address

Chinese nationals sent $260,000 in bank wires to Hunter Biden in 2019 and listed President Biden's home as the address, House Republicans revealed Tuesday, calling it more refutation of the president's repeated claims of having nothing to do with his son's business dealings.

These 19 Senate Republicans voted against advancing short-term funding bill 

The Senate voted Tuesday to advance a short-term funding measure needed to avert a government shutdown at the end of the week, though not every lawmaker in the upper chamber was in support. The vote was 77 to 19, with all 19 in opposition part of the Republican Party.  The Senate Republicans who voted no include Sens....

Fire at Iraq wedding party kills more than 100 people

A fire at a wedding party in northern Iraq killed over 100 people and injured at least 150 on Tuesday, local officials said, according to The Associated Press. The fire took place in a town just outside Mosul, a predominantly Christian part of the country. Video of the blaze showed the wedding venue engulfed in...

Writers Guild of America to officially end strike

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) will officially lift its strike on Wednesday, allowing Hollywood’s writers to return to work after a nearly five-month halt on most TV and film productions. The WGA said Tuesday it voted to lift the strike as of 12 a.m. PST, which will authorize Hollywood writers to return to work before voting...

Peloton appoints Twitter exec as new chief product officer

A former Twitter executive will join Peloton as its chief product officer, the company announced Tuesday, replacing a company co-founder in the role. Nick Caldwell was named for the position on Tuesday, joining the leadership team of a company that has faced difficulty maintaining the rocketing growth it experienced during the COVID pandemic. “Nick brings...

Youngkin ‘doesn’t expect’ to make endorsement in presidential primary

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) said Tuesday he is not likely to make an endorsement in the 2024 presidential primary, for now staying out of the contentious race. “I don’t expect to endorse anyone. I think voters should choose this, and I’m sure it will be a well-participated primary,” Youngkin said at the Economic Club...

House finally passes key spending hurdle after week of GOP infighting

The House finally advanced several spending bills on Tuesday night after a week of chaos among the GOP majority.

Absurd $1.4B migrant-hotel tab should force pols to scrap ‘right to shelter’

All the more reason local pols need to do everything to contain costs and keep the crisis from, as Adams warns, “destroying” the city.

Gov. Hochul, there is no time to waste in protecting retail workers from violent shoplifters

Target announced it’s closing one of its big stores in Harlem because of theft and safety threats to employees and shoppers.

Latest MTA ridership news shows how far New York City still must climb

In a somewhat grim bit of “good” news, a Partnership for New York City analysis of MTA data shows serious ridership gains at key subway...

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