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Michigan charges 16 fake electors for former President Donald Trump, several Democrats boycott the Israeli President's speech to Congress, and Maine enacts one of the least restrictive abortion laws in the nation.

Senate Democrats reintroduce the Freedom to Vote Act, Republicans claim the government is weaponized against former President Trump, and more flights could fly in and out of Washington's Reagan National Airport.

House Democrats introduce privileged resolution to censure George Santos, presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson has new vision for federal law enforcement, and Joe Manchin wants to see a unity party ticket in 2024.

Teamsters at shipping giant UPS hold a practice picket in anticipation of a nationwide strike, Hollywood actors join striking writers in their quest for better pay and protections from A-I, and farmers face significant losses from historic flooding in the Northeast.

The House debates health funding in the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, Tennessee's anti-transgender health-care law takes effect, and the FDA approves an over-the-counter abortion pill.

President Biden says support for Ukraine "will not waiver," Republicans press the FBI director on the bureau's credibility, and speculation circulates Senator Joe Manchin could launch a third-party presidential run.

The UAW seeks protection amid the transition to electric vehicles, a grand jury mulls criminal charges against former President Donald Trump, and Bank of America will pay millions for double-dipping overdraft fees.

Republicans hold a field hearing on election integrity in Georgia, Congress' Farm Bill negotiations are under tight scrutiny, and calls renew for expanding North Carolina's Good Samaritan Law.

Congress is divided on sending cluster bombs to Ukraine, some Iowa lawmakers push a six-week abortion ban, and a judge dismisses reparations for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

President Biden touts "Bidenomics" in South Carolina, Mike Pence defends his Jan. 6 actions when confronted by a Trump supporter, and Republicans call out the White House after cocaine was found in the West Wing.