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North Carolina GOP at standstill over gambling provisions, further delaying budget plan

Republican lawmakers in North Carolina are furthering the delay of a two-year budget plan. The legislature is still debating whether the budget should include gambling provisions.

Romney announces he won’t seek re-election in 2024, bashes Trump and Biden

Sen. Mitt Romney said he will not seek another term in the Senate when he is up for re-election in 2024.

Top WH energy adviser’s prediction comes back to haunt as gas, oil prices skyrocket

President Biden's top energy adviser Amos Hochstein did a victory lap in May over low oil and gas prices, months before prices would surge to new heights.

Connecticut mayor, who regained office following a 7-year corruption sentence, wins party primary

Joe Ganim, the mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut, who had a remarkable political comeback following a 2003 corruption conviction, won a gubernatorial primary Tuesday against John Gomes.

Ex-FBI official in Trump-Russia probe who admitted to Russian oligarch scheme nearing plea deal in 2nd DC case

Charles McGonigal, who admitted to a money laundering scheme involving Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, requests more time in the Washington, D.C., case.

New Hampshire shuts down gambit to block Trump from primary ballot, snubs DNC election calendar

The top election official in New Hampshire won't invoke the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment to block former President Trump from the ballot in the state that holds the first primary

California to intervene in case blocking San Francisco from clearing homeless encampments, Newsom says

Gov. Gavin Newsom said a federal case preventing San Francisco from cleaning up homeless encampments has “gone too far." The state may intervene to overturn the case.

IRS whistleblower notes memorialize DOJ’s alleged rejection of special prosecutor in Hunter Biden case

FIRST ON FOX: The U.S. attorney leading the Hunter Biden investigation said he “is not the deciding person" and “requested special counsel status in D.C.," but was rejected by the Justice Department and told to “follow the process," according to handwritten notes taken by IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley and obtained by Fox News Digital.

Family looks to flee Minnesota home a week after moving amid crime wave, deadly shooting

A single mother and her son who have lived in Minnesota for less than a week are looking to flee from the state after a pair of shootings in their neighborhood.

Those Premature Inflation Celebrations Look Pretty Foolish

Almost everything is more expensive than it was last month.

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