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While the prospect of a blue wave in Florida elections this year remains uncertain, Democrats in the Sunshine State are seeing their first infusion of outside money to help them win back congressional seats since 2020. The House Majority PAC announced Thursday an injection of $20 million into Florida’s congressional races this fall, targeting a […]

US President Donald Trump will meet Lebanese and Israeli envoys at a new round of peace talks Thursday, with Beirut seeking a one-month extension of a shaky ceasefire set to expire.

These Democrats are ‘outliers within their party,’ the veteran Republican strategist claimed

President Trump on Thursday released a statement on ousted Secretary of the Navy, John Phelan. The post President Trump Releases Statement on Ousted Secretary of the Navy John Phelan appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

At least eight wildfires continued to tear through parts of southern Georgia and northern Florida on Thursday amid severe drought conditions in the region

Michigan leaders are vowing action on dam safety reforms after the latest dam failure crisis

Coastal Georgians are responding to the Highway 82 wildfire in Brantley County by donating to established organizations and collecting items for those affected, while Brantley County residents are organizing an impact rally to support the families affected. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.

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Conservation groups are calling it one of the worst attacks on wildlife in the country's history

(The Center Square) — New data filed in Minnesota’s lawsuit over Operation Metro Surge estimates more than $240 million in lost wages and more than $600 million in business losses.

(The Center Square) — New data filed in Minnesota’s lawsuit over Operation Metro Surge estimates more than $240 million in lost wages and more than $600 million in business losses.