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Supreme Court Reinstates Maine Lawmaker Suspended Over Transgender Sports Policy
The 7-2 order allows state Rep. Laurel Libby to resume her duties while an appeal proceeds.
How the Chinese Regime Uses YouTube to Influence Americans
Beijing has increased its propaganda efforts on YouTube.
Elon Musk Says Congress Needs to Act on DOGE’s Savings Goal
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The billionaire entrepreneur says he may return if needed and that he’ll remain Tesla CEO for at least five more years.
DOJ Says It Its Investigating Chicago Mayor’s Hiring Practices
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US Home Prices Tick Down in April Amid Persistently High Mortgage Rates
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Jail Worker Arrested in Connection With New Orleans Jailbreak
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China Residents Report New Wave of COVID-19 as Infection Rates Double
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Trump Urges GOP Unity on Megabill in Rare Capitol Hill Meeting
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RFK Jr. Says China’s Influence Over WHO During Pandemic Is Leading Reason Trump Withdrew US
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Former FBI Director Comey Calls Controversy Over ‘86 47’ Instagram Post a Distraction
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USDA Approves Nebraska’s Banning Soda and Energy Drinks From Food Stamps
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