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Congresswoman Boebert apologizes for vaping incident at a musical in Denver, admitting she fell short of her values.

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert was kicked out of a Denver musical play after audience members accused her of vaping and causing a disturbance.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) was escorted out of a Denver theater during a "Beetlejuice" performance for not adhering to policies.

Rep. Lauren Boebert was escorted out of a performance of Beetlejuice in Denver after causing a disturbance. She allegedly flipped off security.

US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces threats from the far right despite launching a formal probe of President Joe Biden.

A package of three appropriations bills cleared a procedural hurdle in the Senate on Tuesday as the possibility of a government shutdown loomed on the horizon.

A Virginia Democratic candidate who recorded sex acts with her husband for money on a livestreaming website has received endorsements from liberal politicians and advocacy groups.

Federal prosecutors plan to seek an indictment of Hunter Biden by the end of the month, according to court papers.

The impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has begun, putting Republicans in a difficult position. Paxton, who has faced felony charges and an FBI investigation, has remained popular among hard-right Republicans by aligning himself with Donald Trump. The trial is rare in its attempt to hold a member of the party accountable for alleged wrongdoing.

A Colorado boy was pulled from class after school officials claimed the Gadsden flag had ties to slavery.

Steve Scalise, the House majority leader, has announced that he is being treated for multiple myeloma, a "very treatable blood cancer." He expects a full recovery and plans to continue his work in Congress. Many are sending well wishes and praying for his return to good health.

Samuel "Joe" Wurzelbacher, known as "Joe the Plumber," has died at age 49 after battling pancreatic cancer.

The NAACP's 114th national convention in Boston emphasized the importance of partnerships in advocacy and justice work. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was highlighted as a crucial partner, showcasing the shared values of love for humanity and Christ. The convention also addressed critical issues and featured influential speakers, including Vice President Kamala Harris. Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, spoke about the rise in anti-Semitism and emphasized the need for unity and support. The message of the convention was that when we work together, we thrive and overcome adversity.

Oliver Anthony's viral hit "Rich Men North of Richmond" has taken the country music world by storm, reaching No. 1 on Apple Music's charts. The song, which criticizes wealthy legislators, has also gained support from Republicans. Anthony, a relatively unknown musician, has been shocked by the success and attention he has received. The song resonates with working-class Americans and has been praised for its honest lyrics.

Former Second Lady Karen Pence visits the Quad Cities Veterans Outreach Center and expresses gratitude for veterans' service.

Oldest member of Congress, Dianne Feinstein, briefly hospitalized after a fall at home; concerns about her health resurface.

Donald Trump remains the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination despite facing multiple indictments and scandals, with each indictment boosting his support and fundraising numbers. His ability to weather legal challenges has reinforced his "Teflon Don" persona and messaging strategy that the system is rigged against him. While his legal troubles may hurt him with independent and swing voters, Trump remains confident of his chances and sees each indictment as bringing him closer to the White House.

Former US president faces federal charges over efforts to overturn 2020 election. Key players in the case include Special Counsel Jack Smith and Judge Chutkan.

Fox News insults traditional viewers by joking about premarital sex during a prayer breakfast, sparking backlash from viewers.

Former military intelligence officer unveils secret UAP program with "biologics." Congress demands transparency on UFOs.

Whistleblower claims US government has alien spacecraft; lawmakers demand transparency.

Congressman questions whistleblower on alleged murder to cover up UFOs.

Two IRS whistleblowers claim Hunter Biden benefitted from abuse of authority and interference from President Joe Biden's Department of Justice in the investigation into his alleged tax crimes.

Jason Aldean's music video removed after outcry over historical references.

CMT pulls music video by Jason Aldean filmed at lynching site after accusations of offensiveness.

"The Blacklist" finale ends with unexpected death, leaving fans unsatisfied.

"The Blacklist" series finale bids farewell to Raymond Reddington.

Democratic Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri falsely claims Founders were enslavers

US Supreme Court blocks Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, citing unlawful implementation.

Kevin Spacey pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges in court.

The US Supreme Court has rejected a controversial legal theory that could have changed the way elections are run across the country. The court ruled 6-3 that legislatures do not have absolute power in setting the rules of federal elections and can be second-guessed by state courts. However, the court also stated that state courts must act within "ordinary bounds" when reviewing laws governing federal elections. This has left the door open to more limited challenges that could increase the Supreme Court's role in deciding voting disputes during the 2024 presidential election.