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What happens if Biden cancels student loans?

The move would likely cost the federal government trillions of dollars and raise larger questions around the president’s authority. …
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Senate unanimously approves making daylight saving time permanent  

The Senate on Tuesday approved a proposal to make daylight saving time permanent, which if passed in the House and signed by President Biden, would mean Americans would never again have to set their clocks back an hour an…
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Biden signs $1.5 trillion government funding bill with Ukraine aid

President Biden has signed into law a sweeping $1.5 trillion bill that funds the government through September and provides billions in assistance for Ukraine amid the Russian invasion….
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White House scoffs at Russian sanctions

White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Tuesday shrugged off Russian sanctions on top U.S. officials, even taking a jab at Moscow to suggest it may have inadvertently sanctioned President Biden’s late father.Russi…
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Why Vladimir Putin will fall

Putin’s war also has significantly worsened Russia’s economy, security and world standing.
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Hillary Clinton thanks Russia for 'Lifetime Achievement Award' of sanctions

Hillary Clinton is delivering an acceptance speech-style response after being sanctioned by Russia, mocking the country’s leaders by thanking them for the “lifetime achievement award.”The former secretary of State…
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Biden to visit Brussels for NATO, EU meetings on Russia

President Biden will make a high-stakes trip to Europe later this month to attend a NATO leaders summit and a European Union summit in Brussels amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.White House press secretary Jen P…
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Is Merrick Garland finally ready to indict Donald Trump?

There have been unmistakable signs and portents that the inquiry into the events of Jan. 6 may have brought Donald Trump to his “Watergate moment.”
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Graham on Poland MiG transfer: 'I think the president folded like a cheap suit'

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on Tuesday that President Biden “folded is like a cheap suit” when he rejected a plan from Poland to transfer MiG fighter jets to Ukraine as it resists Russia’s invasion. …
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