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National Journal's "Hotline" editor Kirk Bado discusses Campaign 2024 and Cato Institute's William Ruger and Jason Sorens discuss the new report "Freedom in the 50 States: An Index of Personal and Economic Freedom."

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit hears oral argument in U.S. v. Trump. Federal prosecutors are requesting a gag order be reinstated against former President Donald Trump in a federal case on his alleged election interference efforts.

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Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Sandra Thompson sits down with the Bipartisan Policy Center for a discussion on the state of the U.S. housing finance system.

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President Biden pardoned the National Thanksgiving Turkey in a ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House. After the event concluded, when asked by a reporter if a deal with Hamas to free hostages being held in Gaza is near, the president responded: "I believe so."

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In an interview with C-SPAN, Rosalynn Carter talked about the 1976 Presidential campaign, her partnership with Jimmy Carter, her role as First Lady and her time at the White House. She also talked about her work with former President Jimmy Carter at the Carter Center.

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"As always the skies will be extremely busy this Thanksgiving," said newly confirmed FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker at a news conference on holiday travel, adding the administration expects nearly 50,000 flights the day ahead of Thanksgiving. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg also spoke at the briefing, highlighting the Biden administration's efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and implementing the bipartisan infrastructure law.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin highlighted his trip to Ukraine and meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky during a news conference in Kyiv amid the country's war against Russia. Secretary Austin addressed several topics, including the progress of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, additional support from the U.S., Ukraine's military readiness, and concerns over congressional roadblocks for additional funding for Ukraine.

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2024 Republican presidential hopefuls Gov. Ron DeSantis (FL), Nikki Haley, and Vivek Ramaswamy shared the stage together at the Family Leader Thanksgiving Family Forum in Des Moines, Iowa. They opened up about their views on topics such as religion and abortion. Mr. Ramaswamy explained how his Hindu faith was compatible with Judeo-Christian values, and Ms. Haley described how she learned not to judge others who support the right to abortion, though she herself was against it. The candidates also shared personal experiences of their families suffering miscarriages. Fellow candidate and former President Donald Trump was invited to this event but did not attend.

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National Journal's "Hotline" editor Kirk Bado discusses Campaign 2024

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U.S. court hearing on gag order on Donald Trump in his election subversion case; POTUS turn 81 years old; Def Sec Austin makes surprise visit to Ukraine; POTUS pardons Thanksgiving turkeys; remembering fmr first Rosalyn Carter, who died on Sunday.

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U.S. Court of Appeals hearing on gag order on Donald Trump in his election subversion case; President Biden turn 81 years old; Defense Secretary Austin makes surprise visit to Ukraine, WH update on negotiations to free hostages held by Hamas; President Biden pardons Thanksgiving turkeys; First Lady Jill Biden welcomes the White House Christmas tree; remembering former first Rosalyn Carter, who died on Sunday at age 96.

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A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit heard oral argument for more than two hours in United States v. Trump. Federal prosecutors requested a gag order to be reinstated against former President Donald Trump in a federal case concerning alleged election interference. If reinstated the order would prevent the former president from speaking publicly about and against the case, individuals involved including Special Counsel Jack Smith, other investigators, court personnel, and witnesses.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin highlighted his trip to Ukraine and meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky during a news conference in Kyiv amid the country's war against Russia. Secretary Austin addressed several topics, including the progress of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, additional support from the U.S., Ukraine's military readiness, and concerns over congressional roadblocks for additional funding for Ukraine.

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Books That Shaped America explores "The Words of Cesar Chavez," a 2002 anthology which presents major speeches and writings by labor leader Cesar Chavez and discusses their impact on the farm workers' movement.

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A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit heard oral argument for more than two hours in United States v. Trump. Federal prosecutors requested a gag order to be reinstated against former President Donald Trump in a federal case concerning alleged election interference. If reinstated the order would prevent the former president from speaking publicly about and against the case, individuals involved including Special Counsel Jack Smith, other investigators, court personnel, and witnesses.

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"As always the skies will be extremely busy this Thanksgiving," said newly confirmed FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker at a news conference on holiday travel, adding the administration expects nearly 50,000 flights the day ahead of Thanksgiving. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg also spoke at the briefing, highlighting the Biden administration's efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and implementing the bipartisan infrastructure law.

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President Biden pardoned the National Thanksgiving Turkey in a ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House. After the event concluded, when asked by a reporter if a deal with Hamas to free hostages being held in Gaza is near, the president responded: "I believe so."

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin highlighted his trip to Ukraine and meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky during a news conference in Kyiv amid the country's war against Russia. Secretary Austin addressed several topics, including the progress of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, additional support from the U.S., Ukraine's military readiness, and concerns over congressional roadblocks for additional funding for Ukraine.

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Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Sandra Thompson discussed the state of the Federal Home Loan Banking (FHLB) system during a conversation hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington, DC. Several topics were discussed, including the mission of the Home Loan Bank system, housing affordability and community development, and the role of Home Loan Banks in the recent spate of bank failures. The Federal Home Loan Bank System was established by Congress in 1932 to provide liquidity to member financial institutions to assist in the financing of community and home lending needs.

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"As always the skies will be extremely busy this Thanksgiving," said newly confirmed FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker at a news conference on holiday travel, adding the administration expects nearly 50,000 flights the day ahead of Thanksgiving. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg also spoke at the briefing, highlighting the Biden administration's efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and implementing the bipartisan infrastructure law.

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A three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit heard oral argument for more than two hours in United States v. Trump. Federal prosecutors requested a gag order to be reinstated against former President Donald Trump in a federal case concerning alleged election interference. If reinstated the order would prevent the former president from speaking publicly about and against the case, individuals involved including Special Counsel Jack Smith, other investigators, court personnel, and witnesses.

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