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Sarah Bedford: DeSantis debate with Newsom is a ‘high-risk, low-reward’ situation for Florida governor

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) debate with Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) could bring trouble for his 2024 presidential run, the Washington Examiner's Sarah Bedford predicts.

Kremlin aide floats canceling presidential election, citing ‘costly bureaucracy’

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s top spokesman raised the prospect of canceling the country’s next presidential election just days after the Kremlin voice characterized the political contest as an expensive formality with a foregone conclusion.

GOP megadonor holds DeSantis fundraiser alongside former Trump officials

After supporting former President Donald Trump in his past elections, GOP megadonor and energy mogul Harold Hamm will host a fundraiser for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) in Oklahoma City Monday night.

William Friedkin, famed director of The Exorcist, dead at 87

Oscar-winning director William Friedkin, best known for his films The Exorcist and The French Connection, passed away in Los Angeles on Monday at the age of 87. Sherry Lansing, his wife and a former producer and Paramount Pictures studio head, confirmed his death.

Bill Maher tells Riley Gaines transgender people ought to be protected and respected

Comedian Bill Maher told college swimmer-turned-activist Riley Gaines on Sunday that transgender citizens need some form of protection.

Washington is part of bullseye for tornadoes amid East Coast storms Monday

Washington will be at the center of a series of summer storms sweeping the East Coast on Monday, creating the possibility of the district seeing rare tornadoes and damaging winds in the evening.

Soros and left-wing billionaires pump huge donations into Schumer PAC to hold Senate

Left-wing billionaires have poured tens of millions of dollars into a super PAC affiliated with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) as Democrats look to retain the upper chamber come 2025, records show.

Surging election energy in Ohio will decide fate of abortion

Voters in Ohio are energized about the special election on Tuesday to increase the difficulty of amending the state constitution, which will have significant implications for the fate of abortion in the Buckeye State this November.

Biden approval rating on climate change underwater despite push by White House

President Joe Biden's approval rating on climate change is in the negative despite a constant push by the White House on climate initiatives.

Pope Francis reiterates prohibition on women priests and same-sex weddings

Pope Francis reaffirmed long-standing Catholic teaching that women cannot be ordained priests and that same-sex unions cannot be blessed as marriages during an in-flight press conference Sunday.
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