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Georgia lawmaker appointed to judgeship, triggering special election for House seat

Georgia state lawmaker Rep. Barry Fleming has been appointed as a superior court judge in Columbia County. A special election will be required to fill Fleming's House seat.

MTG to introduce bill targeting ‘swatters’ as Rick Scott becomes latest target

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she would be introducing a bill to crack down on "swatters" after she was one of three Republicans in Congress targeted just this week.

Biden administration to send Ukraine last batch of aid as US depletes available funds

The U.S. Department of State will send Ukraine $250 million to aid their military as the Biden administration waits for Congress to pass the national security supplemental package.

House Republicans Investigating Whether Biden May Have Obstructed Justice When Hunter Missed Deposition

Hunter Biden appeared outside the Capitol on December 13 and said he would only testify before the House Oversight Committee if he could do...

How Well Does College Prepare a Student for the Workforce?

Many students emerge from their college years primed to gripe about all the world’s ills, but unable to do useful work.

The Hard Realities Facing Ron DeSantis

Sometimes, the news is just bad.

Cutting-edge drugs could vanish under Biden’s unprecedented move to seize patents

President Biden wants to force drug companies to lower prices by threatening to share their innovations with competing companies if they don't comply with his price caps.

California’s fast-food minimum wage hike is already getting people fired

California’s minimum wage hike for fast food workers is throwing hundreds out of their jobs already, and the law doesn’t come into effect until April.

The holiday rush to get Trump: Is it equal justice?

THE HOLIDAY RUSH TO GET TRUMP: IS IT EQUAL JUSTICE? The federal court system does not move at lightning speed at any time of the year, and certainly not in late December. But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit is working overtime through Christmas and New Year, pushing to decide some of the complex and difficult issues involved in special counsel Jack Smith's criminal case against former President Donald Trump. The judges act as if they are racing the clock — and they are. Why? Because if they don't act fast, Smith will have no chance to realize his goal of trying, convicting, and jailing Trump, the leading Republican presidential candidate, before the 2024 election.

Treasury slaps sanctions on alleged funding network for Houthis

The Treasury Department on Thursday slapped sanctions on an alleged network sending Iranian funds to Yemen's Houthi rebels amid the group's escalated attacks at shipping vessels in the Red Sea. The head of the Currency Exchangers Association in Yemen, along with three exchange houses in Yemen and Turkey, will face sanctions from the Treasury Department...

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