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Democrats believe Roy Cooper is a ‘game-changer’ in North Carolina Senate race

Democrats called former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper‘s entrance into the Senate race to succeed retiring Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) a “game-changer” in their hopes to flip the upper chamber from Republican control. Party members have begun to clear the field for Cooper, a popular figure in the Tarheel State, in the Democratic primary ahead of […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump participates in new course opening at Trump International Golf Links Aberdeen

TRUMP BLASTS ‘NASTY’ LONDON MAYOR IN FRONT OF STARMER President Donald Trump is in Aberdeen, Scotland to celebrate the grand opening of a new course at the Trump hotel, Trump International Golf Links Aberdeen. During his trip, he has secured a major trade deal with the European Union and met with United Kingdom Prime Minister […]

Russia launches drone and ballistic missile strike on Ukrainian prison and medical facility

Russia launched a drone and missile attack on a Ukrainian hospital and prison on Monday night, killing at least 21 people and wounding 80 others. Russia’s assault on Ukraine included two Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 37 Shahed-type drones, according to the Associated Press. Ukraine’s Air Force claimed it intercepted 32 of the drones. The weapons […]

US-Europe trade deal ‘extraordinary evolution’ in Trump use of tariffs

The landmark trade deal reached between the United States and the European Union shows the power President Donald Trump wielded to exact major concessions from trading partners that would have been shocking just months ago. As part of the deal reached in Scotland between President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Europe agreed to […]

GOP shows little appetite for relitigating John Brennan’s Russiagate claims

There is limited desire among Republicans on Capitol Hill to haul Obama-era CIA Director John Brennan back in front of lawmakers, despite accusations that he may have lied to Congress about statements related to 2016 Russian election meddling. A years-old House Intelligence Committee report now available to the public appears to contradict statements made to […]

Pope Leo mourns those killed in attack on Catholic church by ISIS-backed rebels

Pope Leo XIV mourned those killed in the violent attack on a Catholic Church in the Congo on Sunday by ISIS-backed rebels.  The pontiff expressed sympathy and regret over the murders and wished for peace in the region. The massacre left 43 people dead, according to a United Nations representative. “His Holiness Pope Leo XIV […]

DOJ files complaint against Judge Boasberg for undermining ‘integrity’ of judiciary

The Department of Justice filed a misconduct complaint against U.S. District Chief Judge James Boasberg on Monday, alleging he made “improper public comments” about the Trump administration. “These comments have undermined the integrity of the judiciary, and we will not stand for that,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said in announcing the complaint. The DOJ complaint […]

Senate GOP’s spending bill plan runs into bipartisan opposition

Senate leadership’s hopes of passing a trio of spending bills before the August recess are dimming as senators from both parties raise objections. Two Republicans told the Washington Examiner on Monday evening that they were blocking a request to bundle the three bills together, while a bloc of Democrats signaled they, too, would throw up […]

Multiple people shot in midtown Manhattan with gunman dead

Police responded to an active shooter situation reported in midtown Manhattan around 6:40 p.m. Monday. At least two people, including a police officer, were shot and injured, according to initial reports. The victims’ conditions are unknown. The gunman armed with a rifle walked into a skyscraper that houses the headquarters for Blackstone and the NFL. […]

Appeals panel skeptical of DOJ’s bid to lift court’s immigration raid restrictions

The Justice Department was grilled by an appeals court panel Monday over its bid to pause restrictions on immigration raids in Los Angeles that were put in place by a federal district court order. A three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, made up of Judges Ronald Gould, Marsha Berzon, […]
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