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Senate GOP lawmakers bash $1.66 trillion Johnson-Schumer budget agreement: ‘Can and must do better’

GOP senators and House Republicans express outrage at the $1.59 trillion spending cap, claiming it overlooks GOP budget cut proposals.

Missouri secretary of state swatted after fake shooting called in at family home

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and his family became victims of swatting after police responded to his home for reports of a shooting which turned out to be fake.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to why the bipartisan spending agreement doesn’t necessarily avert government shutdown

Despite a much ballyhooed bipartisan spending agreement, several obstacles remain that Congress may not be able to get around and avoid a government shutdown.

Iowa Legislature reconvenes as presidential caucuses loom

The Iowa Legislature reconvened Monday, marking a subdued start to a session launched just one week before this year's presidential caucuses.

5 medical myths peddled by TikTok

Not content with spreading political lies and hosting videos praising Osama bin Laden, TikTok has branched into medical misinformation.

‘Cease-Fire Now!’: Pro-Palestinian Protesters Disrupt Biden’s South Carolina Campaign Speech

‘I understand their passion,’ Biden said of the protesters.

Joe Biden Is Not the Victim of the Border Crisis

The president all along has had options to address the crisis. He has chosen not to use them.

The Protesters Don’t Want to Be Popular

The anti-Israel rabble finds satisfaction in being recalcitrant, maximalist proponents of revolutionary social change, if only for the romance of it.

Why Inflation Has Dropped

A good explainer from Ryan Bourne.

The Real Reagan Record on Spending

Reagan’s record on domestic spending was better than we remember.

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