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GOP Rep: Americans Voted for a New Economic Trajectory. Congress Should Deliver | Opinion
Congress and the American people have an appetite for sensible tax reform that will boost the economy and allow Americans to keep more money in their pockets.
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Brad Keselowski Set For Huge 2025 NASCAR Reunion
Brad Keselowski reunites with crew chief Jeremy Bullins for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season at RFK Racing, aiming to build on their past successes.
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Who's in Line to Be Trump's Attorney General Now?
Former Representative Matt Gaetz has withdrawn his name from consideration. Here are the top picks for Trump's attorney general.
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Defense Firm Thales Faces Bribery and Corruption Investigation
Britain's Serious Fraud Office announced Thursday that it is collaborating with France's Parquet National Financier on a joint investigation.
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Deer Hunt Season Returns but Harsh Winters Have Reduced Wisconsin Herds
The nine-day gun deer season is a staple for hunters across the state and begins at dawn on Saturday.
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DEI Made the Democratic Party Less Diverse | Opinion
For all the talk of diversity, equity, and inclusion from Democrats, the 2024 election results demonstrate that their voter base has become less diverse.
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Red Sox CEO Reveals Team's Plan To Invest With 'Urgency' to Contend
Boston Red Sox President and CEO Sam Kennedy spoke the the MLB owners meetings, revealing the club's plan to spend and contend.
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Mayan Lopez on Why We Need More Sitcoms, Now More Than Ever
"You don't gotta reinvent the wheel of sitcom, but we do the wheel well," Mayan Lopez tells Newsweek about NBC's 'Lopez vs Lopez.'
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From Hot Honey to Vietnamese: 2025's Hottest Restaurant Trends
A report predicts the trends that will dominate restaurants in 2025, based on the insight of hundreds of culinary professionals.
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Why Anne Hathaway Is Receiving Backlash Over 'Verity' Casting
Fans of 'The Princess Diaries' actress are begging her not to make this film.
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Cheryl Burke Insists She's Not 'Bitter' About 'DWTS' While Critiquing Semifinals
The former 'Dancing with the Stars' professional dancer gave some major critiques for the show after the semifinals.
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Ranking 6 Best Trade Destinations For Cubs $27.5 Million Outfielder Cody Bellinger
The Chicago Cubs are actively shopping outfielder Cody Bellinger. Who are the top six trade fits for the $27.5 million former MVP?
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Matt Gaetz Mocked With Scaramucci Comparisons After AG Withdrawal
Anthony Scaramucci in 2017 set a record as the shortest-serving communications director in White House history.
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Taylor Swift Hits the Town With Country Legend in NYC
Pop superstar Taylor Swift lit up New York City over the weekend, spending an evening with a country music legend.
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Fact Check: Did 'The View' Want Jill Biden to Become Surgeon General?
"The View" hosts have debated and criticized Donald Trump's Cabinet nominations, including Matt Gaetz and Dr. Oz.
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NFL Mock Draft Has the Dallas Cowboys Making a Desperate Reach for a Position of Need
The Dallas Cowboys have many needs, and a new NFL mock draft highlights one of them with a big reach.
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Matt Gaetz Withdrawing AG Nomination Frustrates Some Conservatives
Matt Gaetz withdrew his name from consideration for attorney general on Thursday, sparking some backlash from conservative supporters.
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Will NASA's Mission to $10 Quintillion Psyche Asteroid Make Us All Rich?
The asteroid 16 Psyche is theorized to contain $10,000,000,000,000,000,000 worth of valuable metals, including platinum and gold.
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Brian Kemp Tapped to Head Republican Governors Association
Kemp will lead a group dedicated to helping Republicans get elected to governorships across the country.
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Matt Gaetz's Accusers 'Relieved' by Nomination Withdrawal
The attorney for two women who testified to the House Ethics Committee against Gaetz said they're relieved by his withdrawal.
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New Orleans Is Seeing 'Noticeable' Rise in Squatters: Louisiana Democrat
The Orleans Parish First City Court has dealt with more than 4,200 eviction cases this year.
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Ryan Borgwardt, man who faked death, makes video confirming he's alive
Ryan Borgwardt of Wisconsin is alive and safe in an unknown location after faking his death on Green Lake.
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House Passes Bill That Could Punish Accused 'Terror-Supporting' Nonprofits
A bill allowing the Treasury Department to strip the tax-exempt status of nonprofits it claims support terrorism has passed.
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Ted Cruz on Matt Gaetz: He Should Have Had a Hearing
Cruz, while understanding the decision, also expressed regret over the lack of a full Senate hearing, which he believes Gaetz deserved.
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Hawaii Has Been Hit With More Snow Than New York City
Several inches of snow fell on Hawaii's tallest peaks in late October, but New York City hasn't seen any yet.
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DOJ Accuses Police in Trenton, NJ, of Having a Pattern of Misconduct
The DOJ's findings include alleged incidents of officers escalating encounters with aggressive behavior and unwarranted use of pepper spray.
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Former Trump Official Calls out Cabinet Picks' 'Salacious Baggage'
The hosts of The View criticized Trump's Cabinet picks, questioning ties to sexual misconduct. Matt Gaetz withdrew from Attorney General consideration.
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Padres' $65 Million Closer Predicted To Leave San Diego For AL East Powerhouse
The San Diego Padres' $65 million closer Tanner Scott has been predicted to skip town and head to the Boston Red Sox to replace Hall of Famer Kenley Jansen.
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