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Gaza death toll passes 30,000 in grim milestone

More than 30,000 people have died in Gaza, a grim new milestone in a war approaching its fifth month with no end in sight. The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said 30,035 people have died since the war between Israel and militant group Hamas began in early October. More than 70,000 have also been injured...

Trump leading Biden in seven swing states: Survey

Former President Trump is pulling more support than President Biden in at least seven swing states that are likely going to determine the election, a new survey found. The Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll, released this week, found Biden trailing Trump in several critical states — including Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada and Wisconsin — when...

Pass Violet’s Law to cut government waste and animal cruelty 

Uncle Sam is still killing perfectly healthy animals when they’re no longer needed in experiments because there isn’t a federal lab animal retirement law.

Putin’s big bluff is beating the West

Asymmetric distraction is an increasingly important part of Putin’s playbook.

Why is the 2024 total solar eclipse so unique?

There is a lot to look forward to with the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. It's a completely different experience than a partial eclipse.

Rep. Andy Kim gains traction in bid for New Jersey’s Senate seat after primary victories in 3 counties

Rep. Andy Kim, a Democratic congressman who is seeking New Jersey's open Senate seat, has garnered momentum with victories in three county committee votes.

GA proposals to drop sex ed, ban foreign-owned farmland in limbo at legislative deadline

Georgia lawmakers face a deadline on Feb. 29, the last day for legislation to pass either the House or Senate and advance to the other chamber for consideration this year.

Nevada’s secretary of state says lawyers who fill poll worker gap should earn continuing education credits

Nevada officials are struggling to find election poll workers. Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar has proposed that lawyers who volunteer to do so receive education credits.

Lloyd Austin to face grilling from lawmakers over secret hospital visits

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will face a grilling from Congressional Republicans on Thursday over his secretative hospital stay in early January.

Will President Biden take executive action at the border? Dem lawmaker says it ‘may be the only option’

Senators shared whether President Biden should take executive action to solve the ongoing southern border crisis, with some lawmakers saying its Congress' responsibility.

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