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House Republicans eye long-term funding without deal yet to avert shutdown

Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) continued to insist that his conference will find a solution to fund the government without relying on Democratic support.

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N.J. governor calls on Menendez to resign from Senate after indictment

“Those who believe in justice believe in innocence until proven guilty,” said Menendez, who rebuffed fellow Democrats’ calls for his resignation. “I am not going anywhere.”

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U.S. will send Ukraine long-range missiles, after delay

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Ophelia strengthens and could become hurricane before lashing East Coast

The quick-forming storm will bring heavy rain, strong winds and a coastal surge to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast this weekend.

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Americans trying to get new covid vaccine hit insurance snags, face bills

Insurers are supposed to pay for the updated coronavirus vaccine after the federal government stopped buying them. But some consumers are being turned away

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First the megadealers conquered the art world. Next up, museums.

As museums play it safe, four powerful galleries are stepping onto their turf — taking risks and defining artistic value.

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How the National Gallery has broken its Corcoran promise

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That Mexican OT looks like a cowboy. But he sounds like a rap star.

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Justice Clarence Thomas reportedly attended Koch network donor events

Thomas’s presence was intended to be a fundraising draw for the conservative political network, a ProPublica report said. Thomas did not disclose the 2018 trip.

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Biden tries to seize on GOP drama with ‘split-screen’ strategy

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UAW reports Sen. Tim Scott to labor board over his ‘you strike, you’re fired’ remark

By Ellen Francis

Menendez corruption charges complicate tense ties with Egypt

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As GOP rivals campaign, Trump takes a different tack and still dominates the field

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DeSantis is in growing trouble. He’s betting big on Iowa to rescue him.

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As UAW strike expands, here’s where the 2024 presidential candidates stand

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Taylor Swift urged people to register to vote, and thousands did

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Judge in fraud suit against Trump chides defense for repeating arguments

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Carolyn Hax: Is he setting up his partner to be their baby’s primary caregiver?

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California plans big insurance shifts as climate change hits home

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Apple receives billions a year to use Google’s search engine. Now executives must testify.

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CDC recommends RSV vaccine for pregnant women ahead of virus season

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