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$230 Million JLOTS Project Under Scrutiny After Aid Organizations Withdraw

Earlier this year, amid concerns from U.S. Agency for International Development staffers over its feasibility and the potential impact on negotiations to open land routes into Gaza, President Joe Biden ordered the establishment of a temporary pier to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid. 

Massachusetts GOP Calls for Transparency on Over $1B Spent on Migrants

Republican legislators in Massachusetts are calling for more openness about the expenditure exceeding $1 billion on migrants within the state, which they argue is mostly hidden from the public.

Trump Calls New Indictment ‘Election Interference’

Former President Donald Trump criticized the Justice Department on Tuesday, calling special counsel Jack Smith's additional accusations "election interference."

The Knockout Suit: Trump’s Debate Attire Turned Trading Card Collectible

Parts of the suit that former President Donald Trump wore in the historic June debate with former Democratic candidate Joe Biden are on sale.

Walz-Backed Rules Attack Teachers with Christian Values

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) passed teacher licensing rules, soon to take effect, that require public school teachers to affirm anti-Christian values.

Disney’s DEI Director Offered Nearly $200K a Year

Disney's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) director could earn up to four times more than the national average income.

Former Fox News Contributor Considering Run for CA Governor

Former Fox News contributor Steve Hilton is reportedly looking to run for California gubernatorial run in 2026.

Young Man Drowns After Baptism Attempting to Save Teenage Girl

A young man in Texas reportedly drowned this week attempting to save a teenage girl in a lake.

Kamala Harris, Tim Walz Promise First Interview to CNN

Vice President Kamala Harris granted her first interview as the Democratic nominee to CNN's Dana Bash, joined by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.

Wisconsin, Michigan Require RFK Jr. to Remain on Ballot

Both Wisconsin and Michigan have required Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to remain on the ballot after he requested to be taken off.

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