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Biden appoints new deputy chief of staff, a longtime aide and close adviser

President Joe Biden chose Annie Tomasini to be his deputy White House chief of staff, succeeding Jen O'Malley Dillon, who will join his 2024 reelection campaign.

Supreme Court appears skeptical of Colorado’s decision to kick Trump off 2024 ballot: ‘Severe consequence’

The U.S. Supreme Court appeared very wary Thursday of an effort to kick former President Donald Trump off Colorado's primary ballot.

New Mexico bill to lower income taxes and cap investment tax break advances

The New Mexico House passed a package of tax changes that includes lowering state income tax and tax breaks for the medical workforce and for child care providers.

Republican-led, pro-abortion campaign to amend Missouri Constitution dies

Missourians for Constitutional Freedom abandoned its pro-abortion ballot initiative Thursday, which would have amended the state constitution to allow all abortions up to 12 weeks.

Israel, Ukraine foreign aid bill clears first hurdle in Senate without border and immigration provisions

Senate advances $95B foreign aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, and Taiwan as Republican border amendments in limbo.

Missouri Senate kills proposed rape, incest exceptions to state abortion law

The Missouri state Senate voted Wednesday against amending the state's comparatively strict abortion law to allow exceptions for rape and incest.

Minneapolis City Council overrides Mayor Frey’s veto of Israel-Hamas war cease-fire resolution

The Minneapolis City Council has overridden Mayor Jacob Frey's veto of a resolution calling for an end to the Israel-Hamas war and a cease-fire in Gaza.

Hunter Biden was paid $100K through joint-venture with Chinese energy firm, ex-associate testified

Hunter Biden was paid $100,000 a month and James Biden was paid $65,000 a month in 2017 from their joint-venture with CCP-linked Chinese energy firm CEFC, a former associate testified.

Johnson backpedals on divisive Senate endorsement after GOP blowback

House Speaker Mike Johnson was planning to endorse Rep. Matt Rosendale for Senate but reversed course after being discouraged by fellow Republicans, sources told Fox News Digital.

Biden won’t redact any portion of Special Counsel Hur report on classified docs: White House

President Biden did not assert executive privilege over any portions of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s now-complete report following his months-long investigation into Biden’s alleged improper retention of classified records, Fox News has learned.

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