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Tensions with Arab-American voters loom over Biden visit to Michigan

WARREN, Mich. – President Biden sought to lean into his strengths during a Thursday trip to Michigan, even as the discontent among the state’s large Arab-American population over his handling of the situation in Gaza loomed over the visit. Biden met with Black community leaders and chatted with patrons at They Say, a Black-owned restaurant,...

Defense secretary apologizes for secret hospital stay

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Pentagon chief: 'I did not handle this right' Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin apologized Thursday for keeping his hospital visit secret. © Getty Facing reporters in the press briefing room for the first time since his secret...

Why Taylor Swift and Drake songs are off TikTok 

Welcome to The Hill's Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story Why Taylor Swift and Drake songs are off TikTok TikTok has removed songs from popular artists including Taylor Swift and Drake after the end of a licensing agreement between the platform and Universal Media Group. © AP Photo/George Walker IV Universal’s deal...

Trump NY fraud verdict now expected by mid-February: Court

A New York judge is expected to issue an “early to mid-February” ruling in the $370 million civil fraud case brought against former President Trump by the New York attorney general’s office, a court spokesperson said Thursday. Judge Arthur Engoron previously said he would aim to issue a decision by the end of January but...

RFK Jr. blames social media manager for comment on OnlyFans model’s TikTok

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday explained why his campaign's TikTok account includes a resurfaced comment on an OnlyFans model's TikTok account. "The TikTok comment in question was made in 2022 long before I ever had a TikTok account," Kennedy wrote in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter....

Ad firm that marketed OxyContin agrees to $350M settlement

An advertising agency that helped develop a marketing strategy to sell opioids like OxyContin agreed to a $350 million national settlement, attorneys general announced Thursday. The settlement will be paid by Publicis Health, part of the French media conglomerate Publicis Groupe and one of the world’s largest health care advertising companies. It marks the first...

5 fights to watch as tax deal goes to Senate

A tax deal that includes business tax breaks and an expansion of the child tax credit (CTC) was cleared in the House on Wednesday night in a vote of 357 to 70. But the bill's fate in the Senate is up in the air. The deal proposed by top tax writers Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.)...

Salazar’s opponent slams her voting history in new video 

A Democrat running for Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar’s seat slammed the Florida Republican for her voting history in a new video. Democrat Lucia Báez-Geller goes after Salazar for her record on funding for her district, a topic highlighted in a Sunday interview the Florida congresswoman did with CBS News Miami. It accuses Salazar of lying...

Addressing rural veterinary shortages is essential to maintaining animal and public health 

Addressing this vulnerability in our nation’s first-class food safety system calls for a legislative solution. The Rural Veterinary Workforce Act paves the way to further address current rural veterinary shortages while maintaining animal and public health. 

State Department imposes financial sanctions on Israeli nationals for threatening peace in West Bank

The State Department announced financial sanctions against four Israeli nationals who allegedly created instability and threatened peace in the West Bank.

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