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Judge nixes lawsuit against Ron DeSantis over migrant flights to Martha’s Vineyard

A federal judge on Monday tossed part of a lawsuit accusing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis of malfeasance when he flew illegal immigrants to Martha's Vineyard in 2022.

Trump plays April Fools’ prank on America, then asks for money

Former President Donald Trump rang in the beginning of the month with an April Fools' joke -- an email announcing the suspension of his bid to retake the White House.

Joe Biden to visit bridge disaster in Baltimore on Friday

President Biden will travel to Baltimore on Friday to visit the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge and discuss efforts to remove the wreckage and rebuild the span.

Donald Trump’s social media company lost more than $58 million last year

Less than a week after a flashy stock market debut, Donald Trump's social media company is disclosing that it lost nearly $58.2 million in 2023.

Full disclosure: GOP voters likelier than Dems to report side effects from COVID vaccines

Republican voters are more likely than Democrats to report side effects after receiving COVID-19 vaccinations, a study has found.

Biden strikes optimistic tone at rainy White House egg roll as he confronts bitter campaign

President Biden on Monday urged Americans to show "love and grace toward one another," hoping to inject sunny optimism into a rainy edition of the traditional White House Easter Egg Roll ahead of a bitter campaign against former President Donald Trump.

Speaker Johnson previews loaning aid to Ukraine; urges GOP to unite, slams hardliners

House Speaker Mike Johnson is going on the offensive to warn Republicans that some form of Ukraine funding will soon come up for a vote whether they like it or not, and they'd be fools to oust him over it.

Trump would beat Michelle Obama in hypothetical presidential matchup, poll shows

Former President Donald Trump would beat former First Lady Michelle Obama if she entered the presidential race as a Democrat, a poll shows.

States confront tough budget choices as federal pandemic relief dries up

States across the U.S. are in a budget crunch as billions in federal pandemic relief funds sunset at the end of the year.

New GRU reporting shatters intelligence community’s Havana Syndrome spin

New reporting from The Insider forensically links Russia’s GRU military intelligence service to so-called “Havana Syndrome” radio frequency/microwave weapon attacks on U.S. government and military personnel in America and around the world. Symptoms of Havana Syndrome center on neurological conditions, including dizziness, an extreme sense of pressure in the head, unsteady gait, auditory problems, and […]

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