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Alaskans to keep ranked-choice voting after repeal fails by 743 votes in recount

Alaska will keep its four-year-old ranked-choice voting and top-four primary system after a recount found the repeal effort fell short by 743 votes.

Biden rushing $20 billion more to Ukraine

The Treasury Department on Tuesday announced a $20 billion loan to Ukraine as the Biden administration tries to rush money out the door before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.

OAN grabs Matt Gaetz for prime-time spot after failed AG bid

Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz will host a show on One America News starting in early 2025, the TV and streaming network announced Tuesday.

Democrats beg Biden to expand amnesty for illegal immigrants before Trump takes office

Senior Democrats on Capitol Hill begged President Biden on Tuesday to announce new deportation amnesties for as many countries as possible before he leaves office, saying they fear what President-elect Donald Trump could do to "immigrant families."

New York Attorney General Letitia James will not drop civil case against Trump

New York Attorney General Letitia James' office has decided not to drop the civil case against President-elect Donald Trump, despite his push to get it dismissed.

Judge rules against Biden’s plan to expand Obamacare to Dreamers

A federal judge issued an injunction partially halting President Biden's attempt to expand Obamacare to include illegal immigrant Dreamers under the DACA program, saying the administration was trying to rewrite immigration law.

‘I’m just going to give up’: Migrants turning back rather than face Trump border

Dismayed migrants who were en route to the U.S. are starting to turn back now that they're staring at a border about to be controlled by the incoming Trump administration, according to a new report from Mexico.

White House searching for answers on American journalist Austin Tice in Syria

The White House said Tuesday it is searching for concrete answers about journalist Austin Tice and his possible location after Syrian rebels toppled Bashar al-Assad's government.

From courtesan to cash grab: The empty tragedy of Anora

In Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata, the courtesan Violetta sacrifices her own happiness for the sake of her beloved’s family, immortalizing her love through virtuous surrender. Sean Baker’s new film, Anora, attempts a contemporary riff on this old archetype, once again placing a young woman enmeshed in transactional romance at the heart of a doomed liaison. Yet where […]

Biden responded to the world. Trump will lead it

Russia launched its largest drone attack to date into Ukraine in late November. The week before that, President Vladimir Putin welcomed 10,000 North Korean troops into Russia and launched his largest missile attack in months. It’s clear this conflict is escalating as we near 1,000 days of war, and Washington is particularly eager to reverse […]

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