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Joe Rogan suggests Jeffrey Epstein’s wild Bill Clinton painting was evidence of blackmail

Comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan suggested Tuesday that the late Jeffrey Epstein's strange painting of former President Bill Clinton in a dress was evidence that the sex trafficker had blackmailed Clinton.

Senators unveil bipartisan draft NIL bill for college sports

A trio of senators has released a discussion draft of a bill that would federally standardize name, image, and likeness policies for college athletes.

Harris Faulkner asks why Jason Aldean song is singled out: ‘There are a lot of songs out there’

Harris Faulkner discussed the backlash facing country music star Jason Aldean regarding his “Try That In A Small Town” music video on her show The Faulkner Focus, noting there is a double standard to what has been deemed offensive.

Food stamps: Final direct payment worth average of $180 for Florida residents to go out in eight days

Florida recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will receive their payments in the next eight days before the program ends for July.

Google pitches AI to newsrooms as tool to help reporters write news stories

Google has recently approached the executives of several news outlets with the proposition of incorporating an artificial intelligence tool into the workflow of journalists.

Senate appropriators begin marking up spending bills above debt ceiling caps

Leaders of the Senate Appropriations Committee announced on Thursday that they would mark up their defense spending bill above the caps established in the debt ceiling deal earlier this summer.

Mayorkas: ‘China bears responsibility’ for US fentanyl epidemic

The Biden administration's top homeland security official laid the blame for the nation's fentanyl epidemic at China's doorstep and called for its government to block the export of precursor ingredients.

White House warns of possible Russian false flag against civilian ships in Black Sea

The Biden administration issued a new warning that Russia could begin targeting non-military vessels in the Black Sea in a false flag operation, accusing Ukraine of the attack.

Ramaswamy vows to end birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants and their children

Entrepreneur and Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy vowed Wednesday that he would end birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants and their children if elected president.

White House quietly taking steps to compensate for Biden’s age: Report

Age is arguably President Joe Biden's biggest obstacle heading into the 2024 election cycle, and though his team has publicly denied it being an issue, they have quietly taken steps to account for the octogenarian's limitations.
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