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The Trump administration has taken action against foreign nationals for celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination online, labeling it a ‘dangerous practice.’ The State Department revoked the visas of six individuals for their controversial comments, which included supporting the death of the conservative activist.

The Trump administration has authorized covert CIA operations in Venezuela aimed at removing President Nicolás Maduro from power. This move comes as the U.S. military prepares contingency plans, including potential strikes, for President Trump to consider.

Trump allies, including Rudy Giuliani, are reportedly working to elevate a Serbian politician who is backed by Russia. The campaign aims to portray the figure as a victim of political persecution, with Giuliani recently meeting with the leader of Republika Srpska, a Serb-controlled region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Political analysts on ‘The Five’ critique the Democratic Party’s voter outreach, citing Newsom’s concerns about its approval rating. Watters urges Democrats to improve engagement tactics to secure broader support.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has not commented on potential US arms sales to Ukraine, focusing instead on the upcoming Trump-Zelens,ky meeting. The summit is expected to take place in Washington, D.C., as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts between the two leaders.

New York City Democratic Socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has vowed to uphold ICC arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits the city, emphasizing NYC’s commitment to international law despite U.S. non-recognition of the ICC. His stance has sparked discussions among activists about the potential polarizing effects of his anti-Israel messaging.

Kamala Harris criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent health department decisions during a podcast interview, calling them ‘f—ed up’ and warning they would endanger lives. The comments highlight growing tensions between the Democratic and Republican sides of the political spectrum.

Dana Perino criticized the ‘terrible slippery slope’ concept in the context of immigration policy debate, referencing actions taken by Los Angeles over I.C.E. raids and rent relief for undocumented immigrants. The discussion highlighted the tension between public resource allocation and immigration enforcement.

A federal judge in Oregon extended an order blocking the deployment of National Guard troops to Portland, calling it ‘unlawful’ and unneeded. The decision comes amid ongoing legal battles as the Trump administration and Oregon officials await a ruling from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Supreme Court is considering a ruling that would ban the use of race in drawing electoral districts. This decision could enable states to adjust their legislative maps prior to the next elections, potentially affecting the results of the upcoming midterms.

Amy Robbins and Alexandra Macedo of “Fox News @ Night” discussed Los Angeles County’s declaration of a state of emergency over I.C.E. raids and President Trump’s Medal of Freedom ceremony for Charlie Kirk, analyzing the political and social implications of these events.

President Donald Trump has indicated that the U.S. may need to consider relocating the World Cup games if Boston fails to meet its obligations. During a press conference with FBI Director Kash Patel, Trump addressed concerns about the city’s preparedness for the event and hinted at potential disruptions.

Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Agency, warns that Russia will escalate hybrid aggression against EU and NATO states if it does not face resistance. The intelligence chief highlights the growing threat of Moscow’s unconventional military strategies.

Students for Justice in Palestine has called for ‘death to all collaborators’ in Gaza following the killing of journalist Saleh Al-Jafarawi, citing his death as a ‘martyrdom’ against ‘Zionism’. Hamas’s crackdown on rivals in Gaza has intensified, with reports of public executions and violent clashes as the group seeks to reassert control.

President Donald Trump and FBI Director Kash Patel announced positive results from Operation Summer Heat, an initiative targeting violent crime. The program saw increased law enforcement efforts and community engagement, leading to a noticeable reduction in violent incidents.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville, a long-time critic of Donald Trump, has publicly acknowledged Trump’s role in achieving a Hamas-Israel ceasefire that brought Israeli hostages home, a feat previous administrations, including Biden’s, failed to accomplish. Carville compared Trump’s efforts to past presidents like Carter and Bush who were similarly credited for significant diplomatic achievements.

With fewer than three weeks until Election Day, Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli is leveraging his alliance with former President Donald Trump, who will hold tele-rallies for him. The race against Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill is tightening, with recent polls showing Sherrill leading, but Trump’s support could be crucial in a low-turnout election.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide next month whether to hear an, which could reshape the legal framework for challenging voting laws. The ruling may limit the ability of plaintiffs to bring lawsuits under the Act.

Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has called on Europe to distance themselves from Russia, emphasizing the need for a united front against Moscow’s influence. His remarks come amid growing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, with Poroshenko suggesting that Europe should prioritize its own interests and security over maintaining economic ties with Russia.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is promoting a new migrant detention facility, ‘Louisiana Lockup,’ as a response to criminal illegal migration. The facility, located within a maximum-security prison, aims to house the most dangerous offenders and serve as a deterrent to illegal activity.

Legal experts indicate that approximately nine states, among them New York, may encounter legal disputes if the Supreme Court undermines the Voting Rights Act. These states have enacted their own state-level iterations of the federal statute, which could lead to disputes over the extent of their authority in regulating voting procedures.

The Republican Governors Association criticizes Spanberger’s campaign for continuing to sell co-branded merchandise with Jay Jones, a controversial attorney general nominee, despite his past violent texts. The RGA argues this represents a full endorsement of Jones, raising questions about Spanberger’s judgment.

New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli has filed a defamation lawsuit against his opponent, Mikie Sherrill, over allegations that she made a shocking accusation during the campaign. The lawsuit centers on claims that Sherrill’s remarks were false and damaging to Ciattarelli’s reputation.

Federal prosecutors have indicted Juan Espinoza Martinez for allegedly using Snapchat to solicit the murder of U.S. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino. The indictment alleges Martinez used the platform to offer bounties for the officer’s assassination, with messages referencing a $10,000 reward.

Will Cain discusses Zohran Mamdani’s race-based tax plan, which reflects a shift in America’s cultural values. The segment also examines trends in gender identity, highlighting broader societal changes.

The Fox News Politics newsletter reports that house speaker Mike Johnson warns that a Trump admin move in the government shutdown is temporary, and lawmakers may soon face the political quagmire. The White House temporarily rerouted some Pentagon funds to ensure active duty troops get pay on Wednesday.

James Carville and Al Hunt acknowledge Trump’s role in Middle East peace deal. This marks a shift in Democratic narrative regarding Trump’s foreign policy achievements.

The Italian Supreme Court has ruled against the extradition of a Ukrainian national suspected by Germany of being one of the masterminds of the 3022 Baltic Sea blasts. The decision prevents the individual from being transferred to Germany for trial.

La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, no expresó felicitar a María Corina Machado por ganar el Premio Nobel de la Paz. Esta actitud ha generado críticas en el ámbito internacional.

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani expressed cautious optimism about the Middle East peace deal, declining to credit President Trump for its progress, while also vowing to focus on reducing the cost of living. Meanwhile, Trump has threatened to withhold federal funding and deploy the National Guard if Mamdani is elected, highlighting the intense…

Iran has sentenced two French citizens to prison on espionage charges, according to the Fars news agency. France has called the accusations baseless, highlighting concerns over diplomatic tensions between the two nations.

Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Darchiyev delivered a 350-page report on the JFK assassination to Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, who will have experts translate the documents. The files, which were provided by the Russian Embassy in Washington, are part of an ongoing effort to declassify and publish them in Russia by November.

Eric Trump warns drug cartels are ‘poisoning our society’ with fentanyl, highlighting the rising dangers for ICE agents. The Trump Organization executive discusses the growing threat of fentanyl and its impact on law enforcement.

Ukrainian parliament speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk presented an updated list of Ukraine’s defense needs to the House of Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle. The meeting is part of ongoing efforts to secure additional military and financial support for Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.