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Wild Oklahoma dashcam video shows trooper thrown from side of highway crash

Oklahoma Highway Patrol video shows Trooper Jesse Gregory being thrown during a collision along I-40 when a vehicle crashed into another during a traffic stop.

House Republicans heap praise on Taiwan’s new leader in direct jab at China

Taiwan's newly elected leader is getting a welcome message from a group of House Republicans who urged him to keep standing against Chinese "pressure."

MTG files complaint against ‘secret boyfriend’ of Georgia DA prosecuting Trump: ‘Serious violations’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed a complaint with the Georgia ethics commission alleging DA Fani Willis' 'secret boyfriend' violated state law.

Virginia General Assembly appoints SCC commissioners without opposition

The VA General Assembly filled two long-standing vacancies on the State Corporation Commission, which oversees an array of interests like utilities and insurers.

Sen. Barrasso’s wife dies after 2-year battle with brain cancer

Republican Sen. John Barrasso of Wyoming announced his wife Bobbi died on Thursday.

Biden revisits Wisconsin to announce $5 billion in funding for infrastructure, including Blatnik Bridge

President Biden is returning to Wisconsin to announce nearly $5 billion in federal funding for infrastructure, including the deteriorating John A. Blatnik Memorial Bridge.

Republican lawmakers push to ban feds from removing border barriers after Supreme Court defeat

Rep. Mike Collins is pushing legislation to help Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in his clash with President Biden's administration over border policies.

Trump-aligned super PAC sees surge in fundraising

A super PAC supporting former President Donald Trump's 2024 White House run hauled in over $46 million in fundraising during the second half of last year.

Susan Colins, key Senate GOP moderate, won’t back Trump in 2024

Maine Senator Susan Collins, a Republican moderate, said she will not endorse Donald Trump even if he were to win the 2024 GOP nomination for president.

Northern Virginia could get casino as bill to allow Fairfax County referendum advances

A bill that would allow a referendum on a casino, convention center and concert hall in Tysons Corner, VA, was advanced by the state Senate's General Laws and Technology Committee.

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