Author: Meryl Kornfield

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More Americans say the United States has provided too much aid to war-torn Ukraine, according to the Pew Research Center’s latest polling.

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Santos (R-N.Y.) told House Republicans on Tuesday that he will step down from his committee assignments, according to a person familiar with the discussion.

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A federal lawsuit brought against Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose by groups representing the homeless, teachers, seniors and veterans argues the restrictions are unconstitutional and suppress votes.

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Meadows and his wife were investigated after reports that the former North Carolina congressman’s voter registration listed a mobile home that he had never owned, stayed at or visited.

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The inmate’s legal team argues that the taping happened without his lawyers’ knowledge and violated the inmate’s Sixth Amendment right to counsel.

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Once President Biden signs the omnibus spending bill, federal government employees will not be allowed to install the video app or must delete it from government devices.

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The vice president is traveling to a region disputed by China, a delicate mission at a time of tension.

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The president is unveiling proposals Thursday aimed at addressing violent crime while heeding liberals’ calls for police reform and gun control.

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As Biden held an event to mark passage of the new gun control law, he was interrupted by the father of a Parkland student upset that more is not being done.