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Democrats May Have ‘Trapped’ Clintons in Epstein Probe, GOP Oversight Chair Says

House Oversight Chair James Comer says Democrats may have “trapped” Bill and Hillary Clinton by voting for subpoenas in the Epstein probe.

Tufts University Pushes Radical Gender Ideology with ‘Lavender Retreat’

Tufts University is hosting a retreat teaching queer and trans history and oppression, raising concerns over ideological bias.

University of Minnesota Service Workers Threaten Strike, Demand Higher Pay

Over 1,400 University of Minnesota service workers threaten to strike, demanding higher wages and rejecting increased healthcare costs.

George Strait Kerr County Aid Brings $25K Checks

Tears and gratitude filled the Ingram Tom Moore High School event center Saturday as victims of the devastating July 4 Kerr County flood received $25,000 checks from country music legend George Strait’s fundraising efforts. The checks represent the first installment of assistance from Strait’s July 27 benefit concert in Boerne, which raised roughly $7 million for flood recovery. Governor Greg Abbott, Texas Division of Emergency Management Director Nim Kidd, and Strait’s longtime friend Tom Cusick personally handed out the relief funds.

Patel Celebrates Record FBI Takedowns: 200 Days of Trump Administration Highlights

FBI Director Kash Patel reports record drug seizures, trafficking arrests, and child rescues in the first 200 days of the Trump admin.

Lindsey Graham Says Putin ‘Could Give a Damn’ About Sanctions

On Sunday’s broadcast of NBC’s Meet the Press, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said Russian President Vladimir Putin is largely unaffected by sanctions, arguing the real pressure point is targeting the nations that continue to buy Russian oil.

Cuomo Tells ‘Very Rich’ Mamdani to Quit His Rent-Stabilized Apartment

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo demands NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani vacate his $2,300/month rent-stabilized apartment.

Netanyahu Weighs Lawsuit Against New York Times Over Gaza Photo

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Sunday that his government is considering suing the New York Times for defamation, accusing the paper of publishing a front-page photo that falsely claimed to depict a starving Palestinian child in Gaza. Netanyahu said the child, Muhammad Zakariya Ayyoub, actually suffers from cerebral palsy, and that his family members shown in the image appeared healthy and well-fed.

Buttigieg Scores 0 % with Black Voters—Bill Maher Demands Answers

Bill Maher highlighted a startling poll: while Buttigieg leads Democratic primary voters with 16 % support, he earns a zero from Black voters.

FDA’s Vaccine Regulator Returns After Sudden Resignation

Dr. Vinay Prasad has been reinstated as director of the FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research after stepping down.

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