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Garland notifies lawmakers of conclusion of special counsel’s Biden docs probe

Special counsel Robert Hur has concluded his investigation into President Biden’s handling of classified records in his prior government posts, Attorney General Merrick Garland informed lawmakers in a letter Wednesday. The letter from Garland says nothing about the conclusion Hur reached, but arrives amid reporting that the special counsel is expected to announce the findings...

Missouri GOP secretary of state candidate burns LGBTQ books in online video

A Republican running for Missouri secretary of state on Tuesday posted a campaign video of herself lighting LGBTQ-inclusive books on fire to underscore her pledge to "burn" such books. Valentina Gomez, appearing with a flamethrower in hand, said in the video posted to various social media platforms, "This is what I will do to the...

Shooting blanks: How Republicans misfired when they tried to impeach Mayorkas

After House Republicans failed to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the tactical error by the GOP may prove to backfire.

Whitmer introduces $80.7B budget slammed by GOP lawmakers: ‘public relations talking points’

Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer presented Wednesday an $80.7 billion budget focusing on education spending hikes, free community college and free preschool.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators attempt to disrupt Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont as he gives annual speech

Protestors inside the Connecticut State Capitol building in Hartford called for a cease-fire in Gaza as Gov. Ned Lamont presented the State of the State address.

Haley says ‘we didn’t even count’ Nevada after losing primary without Trump on ballot; calls caucus ‘rigged’

One day after getting trounced by "none of these candidates" in Nevada's GOP primary, where former President Trump wasn't on the ballot, Nikki Haley says "we didn’t even count" Nevada. She calls the caucus "rigged."

Garland says special counsel probing Biden classified records has submitted report, under White House review

Attorney General Merrick Garland notified congressional lawmakers that Special Counsel Robert Hur has submitted his final report after months of investigating President Biden’s alleged improper retention of classified records.

CT Gov. Lamont waxes optimistic in State of the State address interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont's State of the State address offered a largely positive assessment of Hartford's finances, and carried on despite an interruption by protesters.

Kentucky lawmakers break bread with the homeless while weighing public camping ban in state legislature

Kentucky legislators shared a lunch of fried chicken Wednesday with numerous homeless people in the midst of passing a criminal justice measure that would make public camping unlawful.

Conservatives plot new Israel aid plan with spending cuts after Johnson bill goes down in flames

Rep. Andy Biggs is unveiling a plan for a new Israel aid bill that would offset the funds by cutting money allocated in a bipartisan deal to raise the debt limit.

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