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TikTok ban hits snag in Senate

TikTok fans may have something to dance about.

Biden visits Michigan county emerging as the swing state’s top bellwether

Hurley Coleman Jr.'s parents were drawn to Michigan from the South by the promise of middle-class jobs in the booming automotive industry, an origin story shared by many African American families in Saginaw.

Jury finds father of Michigan school shooter guilty of involuntary manslaughter

A Michigan jury found James Crumbley, the father of school shooter Ethan Crumbley, guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter Thursday for the deaths of four students at Oxford High School in 2021. Crumbley, along with his wife Jennifer Crumbley, are the first parents in the United States to be charged with having criminal responsibility...

Tennessee Republicans move bill to undo police reforms placed after Tyre Nichols’s death

Tennessee Senate Republicans passed a bill that would undo reforms enacted after the fatal beating of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols by police officers last year.  The Senate-passed bill was supported by the Statehouse Republicans for weeks. The bill is now headed to Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s (R) desk. If signed, it would overturn the ordinance passed...

Sanders gets heated in exchange with Fox Business reporter over proposed 32-hour workweek

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) became angry when a reporter with Fox Business questioned him on his proposed legislation that would create a 32-hour workweek. “Can I talk to you about the 32-hour workweek?” Fox Business reporter Hillary Vaughn asked Sanders, which prompted him to ask her which outlet she worked for. Vaughn then said that...

Teen pregnancy may be connected to premature death: Study

A new study found that women who were pregnant as teenagers are more likely to die in early adulthood than women who did not have teen pregnancies. The study, published Wednesday in JAMA Network Open, found that in a sample of 2.2 million female teenagers aged 12 to 19 from Ontario, Canada, the risk...

No Labels lays out plan to pick presidential candidate

No Labels, the centrist group gunning for a third-party presidential bid, announced Thursday the process it plans to use to pick a presidential ticket.  The group voted last week to move forward with a "unity ticket," even as the race solidifies into a general election rematch between former President Trump and President Biden, who have...

GOP lawmakers, conservative judges bash new ‘judge shopping’ policy

Republican senators and conservative judges are sharply criticizing a new policy aimed at combatting so-called “judge shopping,” which has allowed state attorneys general and advocates to effectively choose their judges in some cases. In letters to about a dozen chief judges across the country, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) — along with Sens. John...

The commercial real estate time bomb

  Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon}       View Online         Business & Economy     Business & Economy           The Big Story  A commercial real estate time bomb could be en route   The clock is ticking for office and retail property...

RFK Jr. super PAC says it plans to spend ‘at least’ $10M on ads

A super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential bid said it plans to spend “at least” $10 million on ads leading up to the November election. American Values 2024, which is led by co-founder Tony Lyons, will use the ads to clarify Kennedy’s positions and record ahead of the general election. “We probably wind...

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