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Top craft breweries in the US to visit To get inspired for your National American Beer Day celebration, here’s the Brewer Association’s top 10 craft breweries based on sales volume.

Republicans grill Attorney General Garland over threats to investigate school board hearings Fox News contributor and former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer comments on the questioning of Merrick Garland over DOJ memo that labeled concerned parents 'domestic terrorists.'

Northern Virginia Republicans could sway governor's race in key blue state The Virginia gubernatorial race may be swayed by Republicans in the suburbs of Northern Virginia who support candidate Glenn Youngkin

Psaki acknowledges Biden and pope on different page on abortion, tangles with reporter White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday that President Biden and Pope Francis will discuss a range of issues on which they agree during their upcoming visit, and that abortion won’t be one of them.

NJ Gov. Murphy's multiple controversies threaten chances to be first Dem reelected in over 40 years Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is up for re-election next week, and his four years in the office have seen a handful of controversies that could turn voters away on Election Day.

Senator Kennedy blasts AG Garland as 'a vessel' for the White House Former US Attorney Andy McCarthy provides analysis and reaction to Attorney General Merrick Garland's testimony before the Senate.

Sam Imrie was arrested after he posted messages saying he was planning to attack Fife Islamic Centre. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/3CkI3mU

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Tom Cotton to AG Garland: 'Thank God you are not on the Supreme Court' Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., tore into Attorney General Merrick Garland during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday, chastising him for his memo to Justice Department employees about intervening in violence, threats and intimidation targeting school board officials.

Chicago Mayor Lightfoot drowned out by boos at union fundraiser Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was drowned out by boos during a fundraiser for Plumbers Union Local 130 on Sunday.

Dem Sen. Markey claims Trump, McConnell 'stole two Supreme Court seats' In an address from the Capitol on Wednesday, Massachusetts Democrat Sen. Ed Markey told onlookers that Donald Trump and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., "stole two Supreme Court seats."

Tom Cotton rails against AG Garland: 'You should resign in disgrace' Senator Tom Cotton pressed Attorney General Merrick Garland on the FBI investigation into parents' actions at school board meetings.

McAuliffe busts out the big guns to motivate Black voters, a crucial Democratic constituency Former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe of Virginia tries to energize Black voters, a key Democratic Party constituency, in a deadlocked gubernatorial race