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Joint Chiefs chairman warns Congress lack of full-year spending bill could add to recruiting woes

Punting on trying to pass a full year's appropriations bill will undercut U.S. security moves in Asia and hurt military recruiting when the services are struggling to persuade enough people to enlist, the nation's top general told lawmakers this week.

Liz Cheney says U.S. is ‘sleepwalking into dictatorship’ with Trump

Former Rep. Liz Cheney says electing former President Donald Trump could mean the end of the republic and says the U.S. is "sleepwalking into dictatorship."

Court rules against Texas’ floating border wall

An appeals court ruled Friday that Texas' floating border wall in the Rio Grande is illegal under federal law, delivering a victory to President Biden as he battles Gov. Greg Abbott over the surge in illegal immigration.

Trial during campaign would be ‘election interference’ if Trump is GOP nominee, attorney says

An attorney for former President Donald Trump said Friday it would amount to "election interference" if his client is the Republican nominee for president while on trial in Georgia in the months running up to the general election.

United Auto Workers call for cease-fire, liken Israel to Nazi Germany

The United Auto Workers union has announced its support of a new cease-fire between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas as the temporary cessation of hostilities ended, comparing its action to previous stances against South African apartheid and Nazi Germany.

House panel chairman demands release of imprisoned Nicaraguan Catholic bishop

House lawmakers are urging Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega to release Catholic Bishop Rolando Alvarez, the only remaining cleric still jailed in the country.

Another top official leaves super PAC backing Ron DeSantis’ campaign

The chairman of the most powerful independent group supporting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' presidential ambitions has resigned, marking the second major departure at the pro-DeSantis Never Back Down super PAC in the last two weeks.

Republicans say new Georgia voting districts comply with court ruling, but Democrats disagree

Georgia's Republican lawmakers have approved new voting districts for themselves, but Democrats say the proposals are still racially discriminatory against Black voters.

House rejects Hunter Biden’s bid for public testimony about lucrative business deals

A House panel has rejected a proposal by President Biden's son to testify at a public hearing instead of a closed-door deposition about his foreign business deals that witnesses say at least indirectly involved then-Vice President Biden.

Pennsylvania Society at 125 retains its luster

NEW YORK — It is the one time of year where everyone in Pennsylvania politics, no matter what side of the aisle they are on, looks to New York City. There, the powerful, and not so powerful, gather for the annual Pennsylvania Society, a grand affair that has been held in New York for over 125 years.

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