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EU delays tariff countermeasures while trade deal is finalized

The European Union said on Monday it would delay its countermeasures against President Donald Trump’s tariffs by six months. “On 27 July 2025, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and US President Donald J. Trump agreed a deal on tariffs and trade,” the EU Commission spokesperson for trade said in a statement. The spokesperson […]

FEMA to deny federal funding to states that cut contracts with Israeli companies

The Trump administration has threatened to withhold nearly $2 billion in federal funding for natural disaster response to cities and states that boycott Israeli companies over the war with Hamas, according to a report. The Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency announced in grant notices sent to states late last week that they […]

Charlamagne tha God says Trump is using ‘authoritarian strategy’ in social media slam

Radio host Charlamagne tha God said Monday that President Donald Trump is using an “authoritarian strategy” to oppose his critics as he feuds with media personalities and outlets. Trump criticized Charlamagne on Truth Social on Sunday, calling him a “racist sleazebag” who doesn’t know the president’s accomplishments. Charlamagne appeared Saturday on My View with Lara […]

Washington Post reporter quit over patriotism request: Liberal Media Scream

The generous buyout offer from Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has been too hard for a number of top reporters and editors to turn down. But for one columnist, leaving was coming no matter what. The reason: Bezos wanted “positive things happening in this country” to be covered “unapologetically patriotic.” For left-wing writer Jonathan Capehart, […]

Los Angeles ballot initiative could require citywide approval for 2028 Olympic venues

A proposed ballot measure in Los Angeles would allow voters to weigh in on at least five proposed 2028 Olympic venues, a move that could create even more challenges for the host city ahead of the two-week international competition. Unite Here Local 11, the union representing hotel and restaurant workers, filed paperwork in June for a […]

Monkhouse police substation opens in west Shreveport

(The Center Square) — A ribbon cutting for the new Monkhouse Police Substation was held over the weekend, marking a milestone moment in the district, according to Shreveport Councilmember James Green.  The Shreveport Police Department is constructing three new substations in several neighborhoods citywide as it seeks to enhance coverage in many areas. Over the […]

Illinois plant’s battery production raises national security concerns

(The Center Square) – A Chinese battery plant in Manteno, Illinois that is getting state taxpayer support, isn’t producing electric vehicle batteries, according to a village trustee. Instead, photos from local critics and a Wirepoints report show the Gotion facility is making batteries for data centers. The revelation is raising new concerns about national security. Wirepoints […]

Cory Booker asserts it’s more important Democrats win midterm elections than ‘play by the rules’

Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) implied that he would be in favor of gerrymandering out of the Democratic Party’s “need to win” in the 2026 midterm elections. Booker blasted President Donald Trump for proposing, as Booker characterized it, “gerrymandering” to win more congressional seats. Trump has backed maps to change districts in Texas to win five […]

Hagedorn concerned with expectations from record spending in Wisconsin Supreme Court races

(The Center Square) – It’s not the amount of spending in Wisconsin’s most recent Supreme Court races that concerns Justice Brian Hagedorn. It’s what that spending shows. Hagedorn, who is seen as the swing justice on on the court, was a guest on UpFront over the weekend. He said the record spending that Wisconsin saw during […]

California Republican to introduce bill banning mid-decade redistricting nationwide

Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA) is set to introduce legislation that would halt the nationwide partisan redistricting process if passed in the House. Kiley’s legislation, which stops any mid-decade redistricting, comes in response to Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) calling a special election in the state for voters to allow lawmakers to redraw congressional maps, rather than […]
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