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After losing Houston mayor’s race, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee to seek reelection to Congress

Two days after losing her bid to be Houston's next mayor, longtime U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee announced on Monday she will seek a 16th term in Congress in 2024.

N.M. governor pushes for permanently fixed magazines on assault-style weapons

New Mexico could become an early political testing ground for a proposal to make assault-style weapons less deadly.

Border agency sees big jump in arrest-related deaths under Biden

More people die while being arrested by Homeland Security's border agency than any other branch of federal law enforcement, according to Justice Department data that showed a sharp rise in deaths in 2021, the first year under President Biden.

Lawsuit challenges Florida Democratic Party nixing Dean Phillips on primary ballot

Florida Democratic Party is being sued for only recognizing President Biden as a candidate for the state's 2024 Democratic primary, which was canceled because there was only one candidate.

Demonstration at U.S. Senate office building leads to arrests

Capitol Police arrested more than 40 protesters demonstrating at a Senate office building Monday.

Biden mingles with Philadelphia firefighters to announce big federal grant

President Biden on Monday visited a shuttered firehouse in a Philadelphia neighborhood that suffered a deadly fire in January and announced federal grants that will reopen the fire station.

Special counsel urges Supreme Court decide if Trump has presidential immunity from prosecution

Special counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court to weigh if former President Trump has presidential immunity from prosecutions related to charges that stem from his conduct while he was in office.

NBC News fuming over Trump campaign’s parody video

NBC News is demanding that former President Donald Trump's campaign remove a video that includes edited audio of one of the network's correspondents.

Man arrested after texting he would ‘kill everyone’ at Ramaswamy campaign event in NH

Federal authorities announced charges Monday against a New Hampshire man they say sent threatening text messages to presidential campaigns and targeted one candidate with a promise to "blow his brains out."

The World Health Organization cannot be reformed

On Wednesday, the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic will hold a hearing into possible reforms for the World Health Organization. The only “reform” that would be effective would be tearing the organization down and starting over.

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