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Major GOP Congresswoman Launches Gubernatorial Bid

Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC) has launched a gubernatorial bid for her state, declaring that “God’s not done with South Carolina, and neither am I."

Abbott Threatens to Oust Runaway House Democrats

Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) threatens to remove House Democrats after they left the state in an effort to prevent Republicans from a redistricting initiative.

Butler’s Social Justice Requirement Axed After Legal Pressure

Butler University has suspended its Social Justice and Diversity (SJD) core course requirement effective July 24, 2025.

UVA Leadership Crisis: University of Virginia Rocked by President’s Resignation

University of Virginia enters leadership crisis after President James E. Ryan resigns under DOJ pressure over DEI policies.

Major League Soccer Team Boots Fan Over MAGA Hat in St. Louis

A fan at a Major League Soccer match in St. Louis was removed for wearing a MAGA hat, prompting criticism over MLS’s political neutrality policies.

Poll Finds Palestinians Reject Peace If It Means Weakening Hamas

A PSR poll reveals most Palestinians oppose any peace deal that requires disarming or removing Hamas leadership.

ABC Hosts Doctors Without Borders Chief Who Blames Israel for Hamas Starving Hostages

ABC News featured Doctors Without Borders executive Avril Benoît, who blamed Israel for starving hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.

Speaker Johnson Prays U.S. Will Always Stand With Israel at Western Wall

House Speaker Mike Johnson visited Jerusalem’s Western Wall on Tisha B’Av and prayed that America will always stand with Israel.

Trump’s Liberation Day Tariffs Set to Spike Prices

President Donald Trump’s full suite of “Liberation Day” tariffs will take effect next week, raising the cost of everything from apparel to automobiles and adding pressure on households already battling inflation. Analysts project the tariffs could increase annual expenses for the average U.S. family by up to $2,400.

Texas GOP Pushes Redistricting Plan Amid Democrat Outcry

The Texas House Select Committee on Redistricting passed a sweeping new redistricting proposal along party lines Saturday, with all 12 Republicans voting in favor and six Democrats opposing. Three Democrats were absent. The proposal now moves to the full Texas House for consideration during the special session called by Gov. Greg Abbott.

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