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COVID Vaccine-Injured Sue Biden Administration Over Censorship

by USNN2020May 23, 2023February 21, 2025

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TikTok Sues Montana After State Bans App

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US Secures Defense Pact With Papua New Guinea Amid China Concerns

by USNN2020May 23, 2023February 12, 2024

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McCarthy Believes Congress Will Get FBI Record Showing Alleged Biden Bribery Scheme

by USNN2020May 22, 2023February 21, 2025

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Delinquency Rates Inching Higher as Inflation, Interest Rates Hit Consumers

by USNN2020May 22, 2023May 11, 2025

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Kari Lake Appears Confident as Maricopa Election Trial Ends

by USNN2020May 22, 2023August 12, 2025

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Durham Report: Jim Jordan Says ‘Everything’s on the Table’ When Asked About Opening Probe Into Clintons

by USNN2020May 22, 2023February 21, 2025

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Beware of Combining These Common Over-the-Counter Medications

by USNN2020May 22, 2023July 4, 2025

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Tim Scott Formally Launches 2024 Presidential Bid

by USNN2020May 22, 2023December 8, 2023

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US Must Defend Its Pacific Territories Against Chinese Threat: Former NSC Director

by USNN2020May 21, 2023May 21, 2023

NATIONAL NEWS

Federal Judge Sanctions Trump, Lawyer Nearly $1 Million Over Russiagate Lawsuit Against Hillary Clinton

By Mimi Nguyen Ly A federal judge has imposed over $900,000 in sanctions on former President Donald Trump and his legal team for what the judge deemed a ...

FAA Reveals Cause of Outage That Grounded Over 11,000 Flights

By Tom Ozimek The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has revealed the cause of a systems outage that on Jan. 11 led to a ground stop ...

Florida Supreme Court Upholds State Law Banning Local Governments From Restricting Gun Sales

By Katabella Roberts The Florida Supreme Court on Jan. 19 upheld a state law banning local governments from implementing restrictions on the sale of guns and ammunition. Under Florida law passed ...

Biden Says ‘No Regrets’ Over Decision Not to Tell Public About Classified Documents

By Katabella Roberts President Biden has said he has “no regrets” about his decision not to inform the general public about the discovery of classified documents at ...

Election Integrity Watchdog Finds California Lost 10.9 Million Mail-In Ballots in 2022 Midterms

By Rita Li An election integrity group said 10.9 million out of a total 22.1 million ballots that had been mailed out to registered voters during ...

Trump Announces ‘Big Political Speech’

By Jack Phillips Former President Donald Trump said he’s planning a “big political speech” on Thursday in a sign that he is ramping up his 2024 campaign. In ...

US Reaches Debt Ceiling, Forcing Treasury Into ‘Extraordinary Measures’

By Ingolfur Stefansson The United States has officially reached its statutory debt limit (pdf) of $31.381 trillion on Jan. 19 as was predicted by Treasury Secretary Janet ...

Biden Says Americans Would ‘Need Some F-15s’ to Fight Government

By Katabella Roberts President Joe Biden said on Monday that AR-15 rifles wouldn’t help Americans in an armed conflict with the federal government. Biden made the comments during the ...

McConnell Calls on DOJ to Treat Trump and Biden Documents ‘Exactly the Same Way’

By Dorothy Li Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Jan. 17 said the special counsel appointed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) ought to treat President ...

Wyoming Lawmakers Propose Bill to Phase Out EVs by 2035

By Bill Pan A group of six Republican lawmakers in Wyoming are proposing to phase out the sale of new electric vehicles in the state by 2035 ...

New Hampshire Democrats Warn Biden 2024 Primary Changes Would ‘Wreak Havoc’

By Jack Phillips President Joe Biden was warned by New Hampshire Democrats not to replace the state as the first presidential primary, arguing that a recently proposed primary lineup ...

Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar Back on Committee Assignments After Being Stripped of Them in Previous Congress

By Mimi Nguyen Ly Two Republican House lawmakers landed committee assignments after having been stripped of them in the previous Democrat-controlled Congress on separate occasions in ...