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‘Tactical retreat’: Democrats postpone blue state gun reform bill after chambers clash

Massachusetts House Speaker Ronald J. Mariano postponed debate on the controversial gun control bill until the fall, following disagreements with the Senate on how to move forward.

Manchin and Tuberville bipartisan introduce bill to shake up college sports

Senators Joe Manchin and Tommy Tuberville have introduced bipartisan legislation to set national standards for name, likeness and image agreements in collegiate athletics.

UFO whistleblowers to testify unknown objects are ‘far superior’ to US tech, govt ‘operating with secrecy’

The House Oversight Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs will host three witnesses to discuss UFOs/UAPs and congressional oversight on Wednesday.

Maine lawmakers endorse offshore wind program that would help state meet clean energy goals

Lawmakers in Maine endorsed legislation that would launch a clean energy program in the state. The program would help the state meet clean energy goals.

New York law restricting sidewalk counseling at abortion clinics could face SCOTUS scrutiny

The Supreme Court this fall could hear a case that would undo decades' worth of precedent that legal scholars on both sides of the aisle says is faulty.

Experts warn Biden admin’s water heater crackdown will hike prices, reduce consumer choice

Energy experts and industry groups said the Biden administration's recent energy efficiency proposal targeting water heaters would reduce consumer choice and increase prices.

Vivek Ramaswamy performs ‘Lose Yourself’ by Eminem

Vivek Ramaswamy performs 'Lose Yourself' by Eminem lead image

Hunter Biden to appear in federal court, enter guilty plea out of years-long federal probe

Hunter Biden is set to make his first court appearance in Delaware where he is expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges Wednesday morning stemming from the years-long federal investigation into his tax affairs.

Amid California exodus, state population projected to be same in 2060 as today, data shows

California will have about the same population in 2060 as it does now and less people than it had just three years ago, according to new government projections.

Rand Paul fights to preserve the Constitution’s prominence over NATO authority

Last week, the Senate rejected an amendment from Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) to add to the National Defense Authorization Act that would have reinforced that Article 5 of the NATO treaty does not take precedence over Congress on the issue of declaring war.

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