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Julián Castro tapped to run Latino Community Foundation

Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro is taking over as CEO of the Latino Community Foundation (LCF), a California-based nonprofit focused on expanding Latino economic, civic and political representation. Castro, a former mayor of San Antonio and 2020 presidential candidate, will take over the organization on Jan. 1. "One of the things that...

The IRS’s new crypto tax grab is a bridge too far

The IRS was unsuccessful with bank accounts, so now they are going after taxpayers’ digital asset transactions.

Kevin McCarthy to resign from Congress after being ousted as House speaker

Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., announced in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday that he will step down from Congress after he was ousted as House Speaker.

RNC Chair McDaniel defends GOP’s incredible shrinking field of 2024 presidential contenders

Republican National Committee chair McDaniel defends GOP's incredible shrinking field of 2024 presidential contenders

Boston City Council considers immigrant voting proposal to allow noncitizens to participate in local elections

Boston is considering a proposal to allow noncitizens with "legal status" to vote in local elections as the state grapples with a surge of new migrants.

DOJ charges 4 Russian fighters with committing war crimes against US national

Attorney General Merrick Garland announced that the DOJ, through work of HSI agents, is bringing war crime charges against four Russian fighters.

White House interns rebel against Biden with pro-Palestinian letter demanding cease-fire

More than 40 White House interns have written a letter to President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris condemning their handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Bernie Sanders slams Schumer’s $110B aid package over money for ‘right-wing, extremist’ Israel

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is critical of the $110 billion aid package that Senate Democrats are expected to put on the floor.

Vulnerable Dem senators take credit for delaying IRS requirement stemming from bill they helped pass

Democrat Sens. Sherrod Brown and Jon Tester are claiming credit for the IRS' temporary delay of a new 1099-K reporting requirement, despite voting for the bill that required it.

Cruz: Biden admin funneled taxpayer cash to universities for ‘misinformation’ research to ‘censor’ Americans

FIRST ON FOX: Sen. Ted Cruz said the Biden administration “funneled" taxpayer dollars to nonprofits and academic institutions for “misinformation research" in an effort to “censor Americans."

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