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Middle East flare-ups test US relations with Iraq 

Clashes with Iranian-backed militia groups in the Middle East are testing the Biden administration’s relationship with the Iraqi government, with Baghdad reviving calls for American troops to leave the country as the ongoing fighting turns Iraq back into a warzone. Iran carried out a strike this week in Iraq that it claimed hit an Israeli...

Managing emerging technology at the Energy Department

Helena Fu's new job puts her in charge of technologies that could produce promising innovation and serious risks in the future. Fu, who leads the Department of Energy’s (DOE) new Office of Critical and Emerging Technology, is in charge of coordinating the department's research around artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, semiconductors and more. She said...

New Hampshire residents skeptical of presidential candidates’ approach to opioid crisis as primary looms

New Hampshire is facing an opioid crisis, with skepticism among some residents about the commitment of current presidential candidates to address the issue.

Wisconsin lawmakers drive bills forward for statewide electric vehicle charging stations

Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced legislation to establish an electric vehicle charging station network across the state. The Senate passed the two bills with a 30-2 vote.

Federal judge says DOJ presented no evidence Black Georgia voters would be hurt by shorter early voting

A federal court in Georgia will not strike down a GOP-supported voting law that shortened the time frame for runoff elections and tightened mail-in voting windows.

New Hampshire GOP primary a 2-person race between Trump and Haley, new poll indicates

A new poll in New Hampshire's Republican presidential primary indicates former President Trump at 50%, with former Gov. Nikki Haley at 34% and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at 5%.

Virginia Democrats quash Republican voting bills and shelve constitutional amendments

Virginia Democrats dispatched bills relating to voting access while Republicans argue in favor of reducing the burden on registrars and campaigns by such measures as requiring photo ID.

Ex-NATO chief: Dems opposing tough border policy need to ‘come to their senses’

A former NATO secretary general says President Biden must make the border a "non-issue" and Democrats opposing strict policy must "come to their senses."

Kentucky Democratic governor and House Republicans clash on teacher raises

Kentucky House GOP proposed spending bills to increase funding to education, public pensions, and infrastructure. Democratic Gov. Beshar thinks teacher raises should be guaranteed.

Virginia veteran aims to be 1st female Marine elected to Congress, joins race to flip coveted Dem-held seat

Republican Aliscia Andrews is aiming to be the first former female Marine ever elected to Congress as she seeks to flip a Democrat-held Virginia congressional district.

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