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Biden pick for counterterror post botched handling of Hezbollah, Cruz says: ‘Utterly disqualifying’

Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, Ted Cruz collaborated on a bipartisan plan to free an American detained in Lebanon during Ambassador Elizabeth Richard's tenure, which Cruz cited in his criticism.

Federal watchdog opens investigation into offshore wind impacts amid whale deaths

A federal watchdog is opening an investigation into offshore wind development after a Republican congressman expressed concern about turbines impact on the economy and wildlife.

White House blows off Hatch Act violation, continues using ‘MAGA’ despite internal watchdog’s warning

The White House is blowing off its Hatch Act violations by continuing to use the term "MAGA" despite an internal watchdog warning them against using the term.

22-year-old arrested for writing ‘Jesus loves you’ on public and private property

A 22-year-old Oregon man was arrested and jailed Tuesday for writing "Jesus loves you" on public and private property, according to local police.

US government agencies hit by cyberattack

A number of federal agencies were hit by a cyberattack that exploits software used in governments and companies across the globe, officials say.

Federal judge blocks Seattle police from enforcing graffiti ban

A federal court has ruled that Seattle must temporarily halt its enforcement of property crimes related to graffiti due to the ordinance's vague parameters.

Obama, Tim Scott trade barbs over race in America

Former President Barack Obama and presidential hopeful Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., criticized each other's handling of race, with Obama knocking GOP talk of American unity.

Georgia lawmakers split on supporting, opposing whether to reduce tax breaks

During a legislative meeting in Georgia, a review on whether to reduce state tax breaks were met with skepticism and support among the state lawmakers.

Black Lives Matter leader in Canadian city charged with anti-Catholic hate crime

The president of the Black Lives Matter movement in Calgary, Canada, has been charged with a hate crime after she allegedly impeded access to a Catholic school.

North Carolina GOP senators seek to advance voting measure restricting early, absentee balloting

Republican senators in North Carolina pitched two measures designed to boost trust in elections. However, voting rights advocates claimed that the bills are just GOP power grabs.

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