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Hogan steps down from No Labels board amid 2024 speculation

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) stepped down as co-chair of No Labels last month, raising speculation about a potential third-party presidential campaign. Hogan’s resignation letter, dated Dec. 15 and first reported by The Associated Press on Thursday, doesn't disparage the organization or its mission, but also doesn’t provide details on why he left. The...

Haley 7 points ahead of DeSantis in Iowa: Survey

Republican White House candidate Nikki Haley tops GOP rival Ron DeSantis by 7 points in a poll of likely caucusgoers in Iowa released days before the first presidential contest. Haley drew support from 20 percent of likely caucusgoers in the Suffolk University Political Research Center poll released Thursday, while DeSantis had 13 percent. Former President...

The right tools, employees and data can help the law get ahead of AI

President Biden’s executive order on AI is an important first step toward a regulatory regime that protects against the possible perils while promoting AI’s potential, but more is needed, particularly on security issues.

Federal judge rules book ban lawsuit against Florida school can move forward

U.S. District Judge Kent Wetherell ruled Wednesday that a lawsuit against a Florida school over its pulling of books from its shelves has standing to move forward, a win for those who have been raising the alarm about book bans in schools. PEN America, a free speech organization, Penguin Random House and authors and parents...

Forecasters reveal when they think El Niño will end

The end of El Niño may be on the horizon.

GOP rivals heat up Iowa

Welcome to The Hill's Campaign newsletter {beacon} Campaign Report Campaign Report The Big Story GOP rivals heat up Iowa After a surprise announcement shakes up the race ahead of a high-stakes night in Iowa, pressure is on for Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis to clinch second place in next week's caucuses. © AP Photo/Andrew Harnik...

House Republicans open probe into Biden admin for opening public lands to foreign ownership

FIRST ON FOX: House Republican leaders announced they are opening an investigation into the Biden administration for its attempt to open public lands to private ownership.

IG report finds Pentagon failed to account for more than $1B in weapons sent to Ukraine

A new Department of Defense Inspector General report found nearly 40,000 weapons worth more than $1 billion sent to Ukraine are unaccounted for.

Top Biden adviser visits Beirut as Israel, Hezbollah near all-out war

President Biden sent a top adviser to Lebanon on Thursday in an effort to prevent Israel from declaring war against Hezbollah.

Politicians issue farewells for coaches Saban and Belichick

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had just dropped out of the Republican presidential primary hours earlier, but on Wednesday night there was only...

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