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Kamala Harris Mock Soirée Exposed in New Book Bombshell

A forthcoming political book reveals that Vice President Kamala Harris' aides staged a practice dinner party in 2022 over concerns about her handling social engagements. The mock soirée, reportedly dry to avoid any mishaps involving alcohol, was organized prior to a private dinner hosted by media executive David Bradley in Washington, D.C.

OAN Joins Spectrum Nationwide in Major Comeback Deal

One America News (OAN) has finalized a multi-year agreement with Spectrum, bringing the conservative news network to millions of American households. Under the deal, OAN will now be included in Spectrum’s TV Select and TV Stream plans, alongside AWE (A Wealth of Entertainment). Additionally, Spectrum customers will receive access to OAN Live, the network’s streaming platform, at no extra charge.

Washington ICE Detention Center Faces State Takeover

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson has signed into law a sweeping measure that gives the state expansive new oversight authority over all privately run ICE detention facilities, including the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma. House Bill 1232, backed by Democrat lawmakers, authorizes unannounced inspections by the state Department of Health and imposes fines of up to $1 million annually for violations—defined solely by the agency.

Trump’s Move Ignites Financial Optimism

Americans’ confidence in their personal financial outlook has surged to its highest level in four years following President Donald Trump’s announcement of a temporary trade agreement with China. According to a new Napolitan News Service poll, 31% of registered voters now say their finances are improving, matching the highest level since July 2021.

Seattle Traffic Camera Revenue Now Fixes Sidewalks

The Seattle City Council has unanimously approved legislation to overhaul how revenue from automated traffic cameras is used, shifting funds toward traffic safety and critical sidewalk repairs. Council Bill 120971 changes the city’s financial policy to allocate 70% of traffic camera revenue to the general fund and the remaining 30% to a newly created Automated Traffic Camera Fund.

Nvidia Sends AI Chips to Saudi Arabia in Bold Tech Deal

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has announced a major deal to supply 18,000 AI GPUs to Humain, Saudi Arabia’s newly launched state-sponsored artificial intelligence company. The announcement was made during the Saudi-US Investment Forum in Riyadh, coinciding with President Donald Trump’s visit to the kingdom.

Kim Jong-un’s Daughter Steps In, Succession Signals Grow

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has elevated his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, to the international stage by bringing her to an official diplomatic event at the Russian Embassy in Pyongyang. The appearance marks what experts are calling her first formal role in diplomacy, reinforcing long-standing speculation that she is being groomed to succeed her father.

Judge Seizes Control, Rikers Ripped from NYC Hands

A federal judge has removed New York City’s authority over Rikers Island, placing the troubled jail under the control of an outside official. The decision follows years of escalating violence, dysfunction, and the city's failure to implement mandated reforms.

Tax Cuts and Border Wins, Trump’s Bill Clears Key Hurdle

After a grueling 17-hour hearing, the House Ways and Means Committee advanced President Donald Trump's sweeping tax and border security legislation, dubbed the “big, beautiful” bill. The session, marked by bipartisan fatigue, saw lawmakers from both parties caught on camera dozing off during deliberations.

Newsom Proposes Scaling Back on Illegal Immigrant Benefits

Governor Gavin Newsom (D) called for a pause on new enrollments of adult illegal immigrants in the state's health care benefit program.

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