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Nonstop coverage of alleged ‘lawfare’ could cause voters to become further disenchanted with the 2024 US presidential election and politics in general.

He said, however, that despite inflation remaining at 2.8% in March, the Fed needs greater confidence before considering policy adjustments.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody says the ‘disparate impact’ regulations from Biden’s EPA ‘promote’ rather than ‘prevent’ racial discrimination.

‘During the discussion, Secretary Austin emphasized the importance of continuing to open lines of military-to-military communication...,’ said Gen. Pat Ryder.

‘Democrats have a plan for American energy: make it harder to produce and more expensive to purchase,’ the Institute for Energy Research wrote.

The law was challenged in court by the American Civil Liberties Union.

The documentary sheds light on the Chinese communist regime’s practice of forcibly harvesting organs from prisoners of conscience.

President Biden reiterates his commitment to raising taxes on the rich and big corporations.

Garland’s refusal to provide the recordings defies two congressional subpoenas.

A presidential cabinet member could go on trial in the upper chamber this week for only the second time in American history.

The administration already has discharged $153 billion in student loan debt for 4.3 million people. The new rules would bring the total to 30 million.

The CHP said that tactics used Monday ‘will not be tolerated.’

CHP officers explained that demonstrators connected themselves with chains and rebar to slow efforts to remove them,

Katherine Maher, NPR’s new CEO, responded by calling his critique “profoundly disrespectful, hurtful, and demeaning.”

So far, the IRS has delivered more than $200 billion in refunds through early April, and 101 million people have filed returns this tax season.