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Bass Ndiaye, an illegal alien from Senegal, was charged with assaulting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers and other detainees with a deadly or dangerous weapon.
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A senior official from the U.S. Department of Justice has met with Ghisl, a former associate of the late Jeffrey Epstein. The meeting highlights the continued interest of law enforcement agencies in the case, which has been the subject of significant media and public attention.
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Bret Baier provides a sneak peek into the upcoming Friday, July 25 edition of ‘Special Report’, offering viewers a glimpse of the show’s featured content. The preview highlights the key topics and segments that will be covered in the next episode.
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The U.S. Justice Department faced backlash for diverting hundreds of FBI personnel and prosecutors to scrutinize the Epstein files multiple times, aiming to satisfy Trump’s supporters by releasing public information. Critics argue that this has undermined regular law enforcement duties.
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Former White House chief of staff Ron Klain told House investigators that Hillary Clinton and Jake Sullivan expressed concerns about former President Joe Biden’s political viability by 2024. Klain, who appeared voluntarily before the House Oversight Committee, stated that both Clinton and Sullivan believed Biden was less effective in 2024 compared to 2022.
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President Trump’s administration has authorized a prisoner swap that includes a convicted killer returning to the U.S. from Venezuela, contradicting his public stance on expelling criminals. The State Department released a photo showing the individual, identified as Dahud Hanid Ortiz, among newly freed prisoners, with a Peruvian man flashing the three-finger salute, a symbol of…
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The current news landscape features a complex dynamic involving former President Donald Trump, the Department of Justice (DOJ), and the Federal Reserve. These three entities are engaged in a tense triangle of interactions, with the potential for significant developments.
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Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh joins ‘Special Report’ to discuss the future of the central banking system and addresses the Trump administration’s second-term economic agenda. Warsh outlines potential reforms to the Federal Reserve, emphasizing the need for structural adjustments to align with current economic challenges.
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A Seattle woman is suing the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels for allegedly blocking her from commenting on their Instagram account after she criticized their aerial performances for subjecting her cat to ‘acoustic torture.’ The lawsuit claims the noise from the squadron’s shows caused severe distress to her cat, Layla, leading to its death in August…
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Joe Rogan has suggested that Hunter Biden could be president, citing that he is smarter than people think. The podcast host praised Hunter’s recent interview where he explained the science of cocaine, calling it one of the most convincing explanations he has heard.
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An unidentified heckler interrupted Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis during his emotional tribute to the late Hulk Hogan on Thursday. The legendary former pro wrestler and entertainer died at 71 after a medical emergency at his Clearwater home.
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The recent viral demarche from Tatarstan has captured public attention, highlighting the region’s growing dissent against the central Russian government. This form of protest, characterized by public demonstrations and appeals for autonomy, has sparked a broader conversation about regional identity and governance within the Russian Federation.
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Former President Donald Trump, professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, and President Joe Biden are set to appear on *The Story*, a political talk show hosted by Martha MacCallum on Fox News. The episode, scheduled for July 24, is expected to cover a range of topics, with Trump and Biden likely exchanging political barbs.
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has indicated that Germany may soon supply Ukraine with long-range weapons capable of striking Russian territory, signaling a potential shift in the country’s military support strategy for the ongoing conflict. This development comes amid ongoing tensions and warnings from Moscow about the potential escalation of hostilities if such arms are…
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Hulk Hogan, the iconic wrestling icon, is being hailed as the ‘very embodiment of American optimism’ following recent discussions on 'The Will Cain Show.' The hosts of the ‘Ruth. podcast reflected on their cherished memories of Hogan, emphasizing his enduring legacy in the world of professional wrestling.
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The Pentagon has announced it will suspend its involvement in all national security events organized by think tanks, marking a significant shift in its engagement with intellectual and policy communities. This decision follows years of participation by both Republican and Democratic administrations in such forums.
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Kyivteploenergo has tested over 80% of heating networks and equipment in preparation for the winter season, highlighting the city’s efforts to ensure reliable heating amid ongoing conflict. The initiative is part of broader infrastructure maintenance to safeguard public welfare and service continuity.
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The IMF has highlighted the critical role of Ukraine’s anti-corruption infrastructure in its cooperation program with the organization. IMF Director Julie Kozack stated that the independence of this infrastructure is essential for progress.
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Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin has criticized Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ as a key strategy to help Democrats rebound after hitting ‘rock bottom’. Martin acknowledges the party has a ‘brand problem’ but sees path to win back working class voters.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to move more than half of its 4,600 Washington employees to five regional hubs. This decision aims to decentralize operations and improve accessibility for rural communities.
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Fox News correspondent Aishah Hasnie reports on testimony from a former chief of staff regarding former President Joe Biden’s mental acuity, raising questions about his condition while in office. The report on ‘Special Report’ highlights ongoing concerns and discussions about the former president’s condition.
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The article discusses the conclusion of the Russiagate narrative, which was a conspiracy theory alleging Russian election interference in 2016 and collusion with Trump. The author argues that the deception was orchestrated by top US officials, including Obama and intelligence agencies, for political purposes. A declassified report by Tulsi Gabbard’s office states that Russia did…
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President Donald Trump inspected the Federal Reserve’s headquarters to assess renovation progress, emphasizing his focus on economic management. The visit indicates his administration’s commitment to enhancing financial infrastructure.
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Michigan defensive end Derrick Moore mocked Ohio State’s national title win last season, calling it ‘not a real win’ if the Buckeyes didn’t beat his team. The comment sparked debate among fans and analysts over the validity of such statements in college football.
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President Donald Trump has instructed his Cabinet to develop a 30-day plan to preserve college sports opportunities and prevent college athletes from becoming professionals.
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The Raiders have released defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, who is recovering from a Jones fracture. Wilkins filed a grievance over the cancellation of his $35.2M guaranteed money.
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Aaron Rodgers, the newly acquired quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, addressed his first-game interception with a positive outlook, assuring fans that his touchdown contributions will follow. Rodgers remains optimistic about the Steelers’ prospects for the Super Bowl, signaling his commitment to his new team’s success.
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Yaroslav Rushchyshyn, a Ukrainian member of parliament, entrepreneur, and cultural figure, died following a motorcycle accident, his family confirmed to local media outlet Tvoye Misto on July 25. His death marks a significant loss for Ukraine’s political and cultural landscape.
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Netherlands and OSCE Members Demand Independent Probe into Alleged Russian Torture of Ukrainian POWs
The Netherlands and 40 OSCE member states have demanded an independent investigation into alleged Russian torture of Ukrainian POWs. The move reflects growing international pressure on Russia over potential war crimes.
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The Russian ruble has declined following the latest round of talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul, which were perceived as lacking substantive progress. Analysts criticized the meeting for being largely symbolic rather than addressing critical issues such as Ukraine’s sovereignty and security.
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A federal judge has been accused of micromanaging the government’s case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Columbia University protestor. The case has drawn significant attention due to its implications for free speech and legal precedents.
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Greg Gutfeld has predicted that only one person will be surprised by the content of former President Joe Biden’s memoir, which is reported to be sold for $10 million. This comes amid Ron Klain’s testimony in the autopen investigation.
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The FCC has approved the $8 billion merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media, ending a prolonged regulatory process. The decision follows Paramount’s settlement with former President Donald Trump, which included significant financial compensation and editorial reforms to CBS News.
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A massive car explosion in Crystal City, Virginia, caused by a ruptured fuel tank led to a BLEVE that charred at least three nearby vehicles, with no injuries reported. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire, and authorities have determined the incident to be non-suspicious.
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President Donald Trump urged the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates during his visit. The former president argued that the current interest rate environment is stifling business growth and consumer spending.
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The Moscow-backed governor of the occupied Zaporizhzhia region honored a jailed Russian general with an honorary title, highlighting the region’s alignment with Moscow. The move has drawn criticism from international observers, who view it as an attempt to legitimize actions taken by Russian forces in the region.
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Political commentators on ‘The Five’ are examining the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ agenda following Coca-Cola and Pepsi’s major changes to soda products.
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President Trump’s executive order restricts third-party pay-to-play payments to college athletes, aiming to protect resources for women’s and non-revenue sports. The order allows NIL payments but emphasizes fairness in financial support for athletic programs.
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Actress Sandra Oh criticized CBS and Paramount for canceling Stephen Colbert’s ‘The Late Show,’ citing concerns about culture and free speech. Other voices, like Jon Stewart, linked the cancellation to a corporate merger influenced by the Trump administration, while some within CBS downplayed the political motives behind the decision.
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A new Fox News poll reveals that while the Democratic Party has gained ground on several key issues like climate change and healthcare, voters still perceive the Republican Party as more likely to have a clear national plan. Despite this, majorities of voters feel neither party has a solid strategy for the country.
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The Russian government has launched a new demographic unit to combat its historic low birth rate, led by Valentina Matviyenko. The strategy includes targeted family policies to boost population growth.
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Governor Tony Evers of Wisconsin has decided not to seek re-election for a third term. This decision is expected to lead to a more open Democratic primary race in a crucial battleground state.
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Russell Wilson made his debut at the New York Giants training camp, accompanied by his wife Ciara and their children, who watched practice in matching blue No. 3 jerseys. The family’s presence highlighted the blend of personal and professional aspects of Wilson’s new role, as he navigates the transition to the Giants’ offense.
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US Senator Ted Cruz has likened the Trump-Russia investigation to the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, calling it a ‘moment of infamy.’ Cruz claims Obama’s administration lied to the public and undermined Trump’s presidency.
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Ancient temples on the border between Cambodia and Thailand have long been a source of territorial disputes, with both nations laying claim to centuries-old worship sites. Recent tensions have flared at Pras and Ta Muen Thom, a temple where violence erupted following months of escalating conflict.
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Sergei Beym, former head of Crimea’s largest gas station chain and former deputy in the Crimean Supreme Council, has been detained on fraud charges. Beym previously led the Ukrainian state oil and gas company Chernomorneftegaz before moving to Crimea.
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The Caspian Sea has been receding at an alarming pace since 2015, with water levels falling by nearly 80 centimeters over the past five years. Scientists warn of the potential ecological and economic impacts of this rapid decline.
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order allowing cities and states to remove homeless people from streets and send them to rehabilitation centers, part of his effort to ‘Make America Safe Again.’ The order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to reverse judicial precedents blocking such actions and redirect federal funds to support the relocation…
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Lt. Col. Michael Schrama has been assigned as the fifth judge in the 9/11 case, marking his second stint as a military judge. Schrama, who was playing college football during the 2001 attacks, will preside over the trial ahead of the 24th anniversary of the attacks.
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President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell are engaged in a public dispute over interest rates and the cost of renovating the Federal Reserve’s headquarters. This conflict highlights ongoing tensions between the administration and the central bank over monetary policy and the financial implications of infrastructure projects.
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Ukraine has confirmed $22 billion in external financing for 35 billion needed in 2026 as negotiations with partners, especially the IMF, continue for the remaining amount. Andriy Pyshnyy, NBU Governor, highlighted the ongoing discussions to secure the rest of the funds.
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Candace Owens, a conservative American commentator, has vowed to fight a defamation lawsuit filed by French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte, who accuse her of spreading false claims about Brigitte’s gender identity. The lawsuit alleges Owens spread defamatory statements, including that Brigitte was born male and that the couple are blood relatives.
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President Donald Trump signed into law a $9 billion rescission package, cutting nearly $8 billion in foreign aid and over $1 billion for public broadcasting. Critics warn that the cuts risk national security and set a dangerous precedent for future programs.
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Gisele Bündchen celebrated her 45th birthday with family and shared photos of her new baby boy and cherished memories of her late mother, who shares her birthday. She expressed gratitude for her fans’ support and highlighted her mother’s influence in her life.
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Alina Habba, the former personal defense attorney to President Donald Trump, has vowed not to step down from her role as the temporary U.S. attorney of New Jersey despite federal judges voting against extending her term. She has now been appointed as the ‘acting’ U.S. attorney, a change from her previous title of ‘interim.’
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A 12-year-old Little League player from New Jersey, Marco Rocco, was suspended for flipping his bat after a home run, but a judge overturned the suspension, allowing him to participate in the state tournament game. The ruling was based on the argument that Little League has previously promoted bat flipping through social media and broadcasts.
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Kevin O’Leary warns against Trump’s push for aggressive Fed interventions, citing potential economic risks. The discussion highlights the delicate balance between monetary policy and political strategy.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against New York City, accusing Mayor Eric Adams of violating federal immigration laws through sanctuary policies. The DOJ claims the city is shielding undocumented immigrants from deportation by withholding information from federal authorities.
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s attorney, David Oscar Markus, has provided updates following her meeting with U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche in Tallahassee, Florida, on July 24, 2025. The discussion focused on details related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, which has been at the center of multiple legal proceedings.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have placed undrafted rookie defensive tackle Desmond Watson on the non-football injury list due to weight concerns. The 22-year-old, weighing around 450 pounds, faces challenges in meeting the team’s fitness requirements for training camp.