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Trump lawyers tell judge that gag order would attack free speech rights

Former President Donald Trump's lawyers said Monday that a proposed gag order request by special counsel Jack Smith is unconstitutional and puts "restraints on President Trump's political speech."

Biden tells striking UAW workers on picket line, ‘you deserve a hell of a lot’

President Biden joined members of the United Auto Workers union on the picket line Tuesday in an unprecedented show of support for workers striking against Detroit's Big Three automakers.

Trump up big among Hispanics in GOP but Biden dominates head-to-head matchup

Former President Donald Trump gets 50% of the support of Hispanic voters in a Republican primary but still trails President Biden by a wide margin in a general election matchup, according to a new poll released this week.

Marijuana is banking that protection gains momentum in Senate

A Senate panel is set to advance revised legislation that would prohibit federal regulators from penalizing a bank for providing financial services to a legitimate cannabis business, a change that would check a major item on the pot industry's wish list if Congress can work through sticking points in the bill.

Politics blamed as Biden administration delays transgender-friendly Title IX rule

The Biden administration is in no hurry to finalize its proposed regulations extending Title IX protections to transgender students, including athletes, an issue that may be too hot for the White House to handle as the 2024 election nears.

McCarthy blames Biden and Senate for looming shutdown, wants to meet over border

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy shifted blame for a looming shutdown from his divided conference to President Biden and the Senate, saying the president must answer for his border crisis.

Biden: ‘We should stop electing’ House Republicans if they can’t fund the government

President Biden called out lawmakers who "are willing to shut down the government," saying House Republicans are not doing their jobs.

Israel’s tourism minister becomes first cabinet official to openly visit Saudi Arabia

In a diplomatic breakthrough signaling a once-unthinkable warming of ties, the head of Israel's tourism minister traveled to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for a conference, marking the first open visit of an Israeli Cabinet official to the kingdom.

More Senate Dems cut Bob Menendez loose, call for resignation over bribery charges

The floodgates opened Tuesday with calls from more than one dozen Senate Democrats for Sen. Robert Menendez to resign after being charged with bribery and public corruption.

Asa Hutchinson’s presidential campaign ended two years ago

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson will not be a part of the GOP debate on Wednesday. While Hutchinson insists that is not the end of his presidential campaign, the reality is his campaign died well before it began.

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