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Lina Hidalgo Escorted Out of Houston Rodeo VIP Area After Dispute
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo was escorted out of a restricted area at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
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Georgia Lawmaker Fraud Scandal Ends in Guilty Plea
A Georgia state representative has pleaded guilty to making false statements after failing to report income while collecting pandemic unemployment benefits.
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Pennsylvania Budget Gap Fight Erupts as $5B Shortfall Looms
Pennsylvania lawmakers are preparing for a difficult round of negotiations as they attempt to close a budget gap estimated at roughly $5 billion.
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Meta Moltbook AI Agents Platform Goes Viral After Buyout
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has acquired Moltbook, a Reddit-style platform where artificial intelligence agents communicate with each other.
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Cornyn’s Faith Council Includes Soros-Funded Amnesty Group
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) unveiled a Faith Advisory Council this week for his Senate runoff campaign against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, but three of its five pastors are signatories of a pro-amnesty evangelical organization that has received funding from George and Alex Soros's Open Society Foundations, Breitbart News reports.
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Katherine Heigl Fires Back at Critics Over Mar-a-Lago Event
Actress Katherine Heigl responded to criticism after attending a dog rescue charity event held at Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach, Florida residence of President Donald Trump.
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NYC Mayor Dines with Accused Hamas Sympathizer
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted Mahmoud Khalil at Gracie Mansion this week for an Iftar dinner during Ramadan, drawing sharp criticism from the White House, pro-Israel advocates, and Jewish community leaders.
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Savani Brothers Dental Fraud Scheme Busted in Federal Court
Brothers Bhaskar, Niranjan, and Arun Savani and several associates have been convicted in Philadelphia in connection with a massive scheme.
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Iran Takes Down U.S. Medical Giant
Iranian hackers are suspected of breaching Stryker Corporation, a $20 billion Michigan-based medical device manufacturer, in what security analysts are calling the first major Iranian cyberoffensive against a U.S. company since military tensions between the two nations escalated.
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Live Nation Ticketmaster Antitrust Fight Explodes After DOJ Deal
Republican state attorneys general are criticizing the Justice Department’s sudden settlement with Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
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City Council Approves Ten Commandments Monument
The Amarillo City Council approved a resolution approving the acceptance of donations for the development of a Ten Commandments monument at its city hall.
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Trump Admin Hits California’s Zero-Emission Rules
The Trump administration sued California over its zero-emission policies, which it argues are "effectively state-specific mileage requirements for car manufacturers," the Justice Department said.
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New GOP Bill Counters Beijing With Energy Strategy
Rep. Pat Harrigan (R-NC) introduced a bill aimed at supporting Taiwan's energy amid the ongoing and rising threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
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Arkansas Partners with Erika Kirk for TPUSA Effort
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) joined with Turning Point USA Chairwoman and CEO Erika Kirk to bring Club America chapters to the state's high schools.
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The General Who Disappeared: Secrets, UFOs, and the Mystery of William McCasland
When a retired military officer disappears from public view, it usually passes without much notice.
Education
Blue States Go After Trump’s Transparency Policy
Seventeen Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education's policy requiring colleges and universities to collect data proving they are not considering race in admissions.
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Fetterman Refuses to Back Trump’s SAVE America Act
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said Wednesday he will not vote for the SAVE America Act, President Trump's top legislative priority, despite acknowledging that more than 80 percent of Americans support requiring photo identification to register and vote.
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Laken Riley’s Killer Stays in Prison
A Georgia judge has denied Jose Ibarra's request for a new trial, refusing to disturb the 2024 conviction of the Venezuelan national sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of nursing student Laken Riley.
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Two Injured After University Shooting
A gunman is now deceased after a shooting occurred at Old Dominion University in Virginia.
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Trump Orders Release of 172 Million Oil Barrels
The United States has signed off to release 172 million oil barrels following the International Energy Agency unanimously agreeing to release 400 million oil barrels.