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Who’s running for president? See a rundown of the 2024 candidates

With roughly a year and a half until the 2024 presidential contest, the field of candidates is largely set.

Senators to detained WSJ reporter: We won’t rest until you’re home

Dozens of senators on Thursday released an open letter to Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia, pledging they "will not stop until you are safely home."

5 key takeaways from ‘partygate’ report that found Boris Johnson deliberately misled UK Parliament

A U.K. parliamentary committee on Thursday issued a damning report concluding that former Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled lawmakers over what he knew about multiple lockdown-flouting parties at his office and government buildings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kids protest LGBT culture in school: ‘My pronouns are USA!’

The children at Marshall Simonds Middle School in Burlington, Massachusetts protested their school’s “Pride Day” by wearing red, white, and blue and chanting the meme “My pronouns are USA!”

Gallup poll shows most Americans would vote for a 15-week abortion ban

Democrats in 2022 enjoyed campaigning against the Republicans’ “national abortion ban,” which seemed to work. It sounded very absolute, and most Americans’ views on abortion are not absolute.

North Korea launches two missiles in protest of South Korea-US exercises 

North Korea launched two ballistic missiles Thursday to protest military drills by South Korea and the United States, according to South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff. North Korea launched the pair of short-range missiles toward the sea Thursday, South Korea said. The missiles traveled about 480 miles from North Korea’s capital region before landing in...

On climate change adaptation, consult the original experts: Indigenous people 

The original Americans have a millennium’s worth of knowledge to offer on heat and drought mitigation practices, as well as lessons on overall sustainability.

Biden administration rule would cut fees for renewable development on public lands

The Biden administration on Thursday announced a proposed new rule that would aim to speed development of renewable energy on public lands. The proposed rule would cut fees for solar and wind development on public lands by 80 percent, according to an announcement by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The Bureau also updated its...

US funding helps rescue children from trafficking: Those efforts must persist

A 2022 endline study estimating the prevalence of Dominican minors trafficked for sex showed that children represented only 2.2 percent of people observed in commercial sexual exploitation — an incredible 86 percent reduction in prevalence.

Why do so many Walmart products contain traces of fish? Viral TikTok alarms shoppers

A viral TikTok has some people taking a closer look at their pantry after a video pointed out something fishy about the nutrition labels on Walmart's generic food items.

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