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Biden Creates New Deal-Style American Climate Corps

Biden will use his executive authority to create an American Climate Corps that will serve as a major green jobs training program.

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From Kevin McCarthy to Matt Gaetz to Marjorie Taylor Greene.

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Congress Approval Hits Near-Record Low

A survey by the Pew Research Center found just 26% of Americans approve of Congress, and hold a dim view of members of both parties.

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Zelensky and Netanyahu Talk Iran in NYC

Ukraine wants Israel's help in stopping Iran from arming Russian forces with drones and other weapons.

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GOP Fight Over Spending Bills Threatens Government Shutdown

Republican infighting over conservative culture war policies has left Congress embroiled in a bitter struggle over the annual spending bills.

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Biden Likely to Skip a Key Primary State

New Hampshire Democrats appear to love their first-in-the-nation status more than their President.

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Hunter Biden Sues the IRS Over Tax Disclosures

Hunter Biden sued the Internal Revenue Service, claiming agents alleging tax-probe interference wrongly shared his personal information.

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Politicians Want to Research Geoengineering. Scientists Are Worried

The climate geoengineering horse might have left the stable as a new report calls for increased research on the controversial topic.

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How Russia Is Recruiting Cubans to Fight in Ukraine

A large, organized effort appears to have openly recruited hundreds of Cuban volunteers to fight for Russia

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Highlights From Trump's 'Meet the Press' Interview

Trump spoke about his indictment, the possibility of selecting a female running mate, and more.

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A Bipartisan Push for Carbon Tariffs is Emerging

A bipartisan coalition is calling for new tariffs on high-carbon imports, which would shape the global fight against climate change.

By Justin Worland

Pandemic-Era Childcare Funding Is Ending

It expires Sept. 30, raising concerns for millions of families and childcare providers. Here's what to know.

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Inside the Controversy Over the National Museum of the American Latino

The National Museum of the American Latino doesn’t even have a building yet, but its work is already controversial.

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How Mitt Romney Found His Authentic Self

After two awkward presidential bids, Romney became the rare GOP Senate unafraid of the wrath of Donald Trump's supporters.

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Republicans Warn of Non-Existent COVID Mandates

GOP presidential candidates are warning about supposed widespread COVID-19 mandates and school closures that are not real.

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Hunter Biden Indicted on Federal Firearms Charges 

Hunter Biden is accused of lying about his drug use when he bought a firearm in October 2018, according to the indictment filed in federal court in Delaware.

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