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During a news conference Thursday in Helsinki, President Biden kept asking reporters to repeat their questions, saying he did not hear them.

The Atlantic Council's N-7 Initiative held a conference in Bahrain to negotiate trade agreements between Israel and other Arab states, hoping to improve regional stability.

GOP Rep. Bob Good has introduced a bill to strip the National Education Association of its congressional charter due to its adoption of woke policies.

Most Democrats refused to say whether President Biden should acknowledge his seventh grandchild from son Hunter when asked by Fox News Digital.

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry lashed out at a Republican lawmaker Thursday after being accused of owning a private jet, saying he does not own one.

The White House touted its use of air conditioners as a way to promote “equity and environmental justice" amid a historic heat wave it attributed to climate change.

President Biden tangled with a reporter on Thursday after he appeared to say the U.S. could not guarantee its long-term commitment to NATO partners, before correcting himself.

Democrats in North Carolina are blaming Republicans for failing to approve a state budget before the deadline, which may delay progress on health care expansion and teacher employment.

President Biden is "serious" about making a prisoner exchange with Russia for detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, he confirmed Thursday.

Georgia is seeing a third year of huge budget surpluses after the state collected another $5 billion. Georgia’s surplus revenue may hit a total of $10 billion.

A federal law prohibiting the removal of state insurance enrollment during COVID-19 has ended. Last month, Georgia removed 95,000 residents from Medicaid and CHIP.

Idaho Attorney General Raúl R. Labrador and 11 other Republican AGs are defending a Florida law on Chinese land ownership signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Democratic Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar said she will not attend an address Israeli President Isaac Herzog will deliver to Congress next week, on July 19.

The Secret Service announced it has closed its investigation into the cocaine found at the White House earlier this month, saying they are “not able" to “single out a person of interest" without having additional physical evidence.

Two guests at a press dinner for Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. reportedly got into a shouting match over climate change, and then one farted loudly.

GOP presidential candidates Chris Christie and South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott both surpassed 40,000 campaign donors, qualifying them for the RNC debate.

Members of the House Freedom Caucus are looking to tank funding for Ukraine defense by adding poison pills to the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act.

The Supreme Court is considering whether to hear a case that could end 50 years of rent-controlled housing in New York City, a case earning support from major legal heavyweights.

Nikki Haley continues to warn Americans about China and the certain business ventures it has in the U.S., but she welcomed China-based companies as governor of South Carolina.

Pennsylvania's government is reaching a second week without full spending authority. Lawmakers have not decided on an official state budget as education funding continues to be debated.