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Speaker Johnson plowing ahead with foreign aid despite conservative outrage

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is plowing ahead with his plan to send aid to embattled U.S. allies — including Ukraine — despite sharp criticism from conservatives in his caucus. Johnson informed GOP lawmakers in a text message Wednesday morning that he will “soon” release the legislative text for three bills that would send assistance to Ukraine, Israel...

House panel approves ChatGPT use for some staffers

The House Administration Committee has approved the use of ChatGPT, the popular artificial intelligence (AI) powered chatbot, for some of its staffers, the panel revealed in a new report. The committee approved the use of ChatGPT Plus, a paid subscription plan for the chatbot, for “a cross-section of CHA committee staff” and held an initial...

‘Zero sugar’ ginger ale recalled for being ‘full-sugar product,’ FDA site says

PepsiCo initiated the recall after an internal investigation uncovered the mix-up, according to a notice posted by the FDA.

Kari Lake tells supporters they can ‘strap on a Glock’ ahead of November election

Arizona Senate hopeful Kari Lake (R) suggested that supporters “maybe strap on a Glock” after saying the “next six months is going to be intense” ahead of the 2024 election.   “He is willing to sacrifice everything I am — that's why they're coming after us with lawfare. They're going to come after us with...

Picking a jury in Manhattan: The art of the feel

There are difficulties in picking an impartial panel in a city where a celebrity defendant is widely loathed.

Schumer says he will move to dismiss Mayorkas impeachment

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Wednesday announced he will offer a motion to dismiss the two House-passed articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, slamming the charges as “bogus” and lacking legitimacy. Senators are set to be sworn in as jurors at 1 p.m., and Schumer said he will then seek...

Columbia officials say calls for the genocide of Jewish students would violate school policies

All four Columbia University officials at Wednesday's House hearing on antisemitism on college campuses said calling for the genocide of Jewish people would violate campus policies. School President Nemat Shafik, along with two members of her Board of Trustees and a professor, was asked the question by Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-Ore.), who prefaced it...

Trump hush money trial: Meet the jurors who will hear Bragg’s case against the 2024 presidential candidate

Seven jurors have been selected and sworn in so far to serve on the jury for former President Trump’s historic criminal trial.

Johnson says House will consider border bill alongside foreign aid after GOP rebellion threats

Speaker Mike Johnson is unveiling a plan to vote on four foreign aid bills and a border security bill.

Senators to be sworn in for Mayorkas impeachment trial ahead of expected dismissal

After House impeachment managers delivered articles of impeachment to Schumer on Tuesday, all senators are set to be sworn in as jurors to consider the impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas.

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