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Dem-run city expands asylum assistance to migrants amid stinging budget cuts due to raging crisis

New York City is expanding assistance to migrants to help them complete asylum applications and other work authorization forms — as the city struggles to deal with the crisis.

Florida elections official’s death outside Capitol meeting room went unnoticed for 24 minutes, report claims

Florida Election Crimes and Security Director Peter Antonacci's death inside the governor's office complex last year went unnoticed for 24 minutes, a new report claims.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Democrats’ gambit to expel Santos – or embarrass the GOP

Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., has survived two other efforts to oust him from Congress in recent weeks, will Republicans expel the Republican from New York?

GOP leadership says national security package must include stricter border policies to pass Senate

Senate Republicans demand border security measures in President Biden's $106 billion national security package, threatening to block its passage without stricter border policies.

Biden campaign allies Pelosi, Gov. Cooper float message Trump is ‘coming for your health care’

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper called former President Trump's call to replace Obamacare "tktk."

Kansas scraps ‘ugly as sin’ license plate redesign rebuked by public

Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced Tuesday that the state will no longer proceed with the planned redesign of its standard-issue license plates.

Massachusetts Gov. Healey unveils climate blueprint for coastal communities

Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey on Tuesday unveiled a strategy she claims will better insulate the state's 78 coastal communities from effects of long-term climate change.

Riley Gaines, women leaders to testify before House panel on protecting girls’ sports from Biden policies

NCAA swimming champion Riley Gaines and other women leaders will appear before a House Oversight subcommittee next week on the Biden administration's proposed Title IX changes.

Border agents across US asked to virtually process migrants amid surge at southern border: report

U.S. Border Patrol agents across the country are being asked to virtually process illegal migrants encountered by authorities at the southern border.

Obamacare, Then and Now

Discussing the health policies we want in terms of repealing Obamacare won’t help us achieve them.

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