Jill Biden Writes Children's Book About White House Cat Willow
Jill Biden has written a children’s picture book about her White House cat, Willow, that will be published in June.
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US economic growth for last quarter is revised up slightly to a healthy 3.4% annual rate
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. economy grew at a solid 3.4% annual pace from October through December, the government said Thursday in an upgrade from its previous estimate. The government had previously estimated that the economy expanded at a 3.2% rate last quarter.
Newsmaker | Under ED scanner, who is Pinarayi Vijayan’s daughter and why her company is in focus again
The Enforcement Directorate’s radar is now on Veena Vijayan, the daughter of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan.
NBC News staff reportedly fear Republican backlash after Ronna McDaniel firing: 'Angry GOP sources'
A new report alleges that some NBC News journalists and staffers fear Republican sources will stop interacting with the network after the firing of former RNC head Ronna McDaniel.
White House unveils new AI regulations for federal agencies
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White House still insists 'Bidenomics' is effective despite Democrats all but ditching slogan: Report
The Biden White House is still insisting on the effectiveness of the slogan "Bidenomics" even though Democrats and the president himself have barely used the term in months, a new report shows.
How non-shooting deaths involving police slip through the cracks in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Richard Ybanez always saw himself as his little brother’s protector.
California law enforcement agencies have hindered transparency efforts in use-of-force cases
Despite laws intended to “pierce the secrecy” protecting California police officers, law enforcement agencies have thwarted those who seek information on cases of alleged misconduct — in some instances battling requesters in court.