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Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national accused of firebombing Jewish activists in Boulder, Colorado, allegedly overstayed his visa and received a work permit during the Biden administration. His work permit expired in March, and he was living in the country illegally at the time of the attack.
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Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino joined ‘Fox News Live’ to reflect on the importance of Memorial Day in honoring fallen service members and the Coca-Cola 600 race, highlighting the intersection of remembrance and national events.
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Some California Democrats are unsure about former Vice President Kamala Harris launching a gubernatorial bid in her home state following her loss to President Donald Trump, according to reports. The debate over Harris’ potential candidacy has also extended to her past roles, particularly her tenure as California’s attorney general, which some delegates believe could pose…
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Senator John Fetterman denies allegations he avoids Senate duties, calling the claims ‘not accurate.’ A bipartisan panel described him as ‘outnumbered’ amid concerns about his engagement with Senate work.
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The Trump administration has petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that blocked its plan to reduce the federal workforce, arguing that the decision has caused significant harm to executive branch operations. The administration claims the injunction has halted numerous in-progress RIFs across federal agencies, forcing the government to retain thousands of…
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Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell expressed confidence that the team will not take a step back this season despite losing coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth are discussing the expectations for Detroit’s performance.
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Tomi Lahren and Kenny Cody address the controversy surrounding a trans athlete winning two girls’ events, while also discussing the Democrat Party’s handling of deporting illegal immigrants.
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Sutton Foster remained silent after her ex-husband Deborra-Lee Furness filed for divorce from Hugh Jackman, avoiding questions about the actor at the Drama Desk Awards. Furness shared an emotional statement about the betrayal, emphasizing her faith and personal growth, while Jackman’s friend Gus Warland commented on the couple’s emotional journey and commitment to moving on.
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California has agreed to drop its Advanced Clean Fleet (ACF) mandates, which required trucking firms to transition to zero-emission vehicles, ending a year-long legal battle with the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce. The decision came after a court ruling that ordered both parties to present a repeal proposal for the ACF requirements by October…
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Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., has called for increased deportations following the attack on a rally for Israeli hostages in Boulder, Colorado. She is urging her congressional colleagues to address antisemit,ism on college campuses.
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The FBI is investigating an Egyptian suspect’s possible radicalization in connection with a firebombing attack targeting Israeli hostage supporters in Boulder, Colorado. Retired FBI agent Jason Pack provided commentary on the incident, highlighting concerns over radicalization trends and foreign involvement in domestic incidents.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will address the status of the Newark Airport runway reopening at a press conference alongside FAA Acting Administrator Chris Rocheleau, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby, and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Chairman Kevin O’Toole.
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Sen. John Fetterman, known for his independent stance, has publicly endorsed President Trump’s Middle East policies, including the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem. He admitted to being the only Democrat to acknowledge Trump’s success in the region, despite significant political risks.
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Sen. John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat known for bucking his party, praised President Donald Trump’s Middle East policies, highlighting bipartisan support for Israel and the controversial U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem. Fetterman admitted he is the sole Democrat willing to admit Trump’s success in the Middle East.
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Kayleigh McEnany, co-host of ‘Outnumbered,’ warns that Republicans may struggle to motivate Trump supporters ahead of the midterm elections, citing new polling data indicating Democrats are in trouble with their base.
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Political commentator Mark Halperin has urged Democratic lawmakers to consider joining the Republican Party in investigating the alleged cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s health issues. The call for a bipartisan probe comes amid growing scrutiny over Biden’s declining mental and physical health during his presidency.
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Political commentator Mark Halperin called for bipartisan investigations into alleged cover-ups of former President Joe Biden’s health decline, suggesting that such an inquiry would be good for the country and could boost Democratic credibility. These calls come amid increased scrutiny over Biden’s health and the release of a book alleging the Biden White House concealed…
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Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman criticized his party’s handling of immigration, calling recent border entries ‘unacceptable,’ while addressing the Colorado terror attack linked to an illegal immigrant. He emphasized the need to confront anti-Semitic sentiments on campuses, which have put him at odds with his base.
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear cases on state bans of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, upholding a lower court rulings in Maryland and Rhode Island. Justices Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch disagreed with the majority’s decision, with Thomas expressing concern over the ban’s impact on millions of gun owners.
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A terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, by Mohamed Sabry Soliman has raised concerns over Biden’s immigration policies. The suspect overstayed his visa and was granted a work permit, sparking criticism from officials like Stephen Miller.
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The U.S. has increasingly framed China as a strategic threat, while China maintains a discreet stance at the Shangri-La Dialogue. This divergence raises questions about the future of U.S.-China relations.
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Pennsylvania Senators Dave McCormick and John Fetterman addressed antisemitism following the Colorado terror attack during a Fox News Sunday discussion led by Shannon Bream. They emphasized the importance of combating misinformation and fostering unity.
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Ukraine and Russia are holding peace talks in Turkey amid reports of a major military operation by Ukrainian forces against Russian positions. Strategic analysts describe the operation as a critical turning point in the conflict.
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A Swedish inquiry has uncovered systemic abuse in international adoptions, including allegations of child trafficking and forced removals without consent. The findings have prompted calls for Sweden to end its international adoption practices.
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Former Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall criticizes the music industry for its lack of condemnation of antisemitic violence, particularly following the recent attack in Boulder, Colorado. He highlights the need for more unified responses to such acts of violence, which have raised concerns about rising antisemitism in the US.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Austin Hegseth has warned Asian allies that China’s threat to regional security is ‘imminent,’ emphasizing the need for increased defense spending and strategic cooperation. During his visit to Singapore, Hegseth reinforced U.S.-Singapore defense ties and urged allies to bolster their security expenditures to counter growing Chinese military influence in the Indo, Asia-Pacific…
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The White House is considering withdrawing the NASA administrator nomination, suggesting potential strategic shifts. This move could impact future projects and scientific initiatives.
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Dr. Oz defends GOP’s Medicaid reforms amid criticism, asserting that the policy will benefit the broader population. The CMS administrator supports the work requirements, citing public approval for the changes.
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The CDC has updated its website to indicate that children may receive the Covid vaccine if their parents and doctors approve. This change allows for more flexible decision-making in pediatric vaccination guidelines.
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Federal immigration policy changes are disrupting the U.S. health sector, impacting disease outbreak management and long-term care. Legal immigrants, vital to healthcare staffing, face uncertainty as policies shift.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz discusses the future of Medicaid and Trump’s healthcare bill, while exploring AI’s role in healthcare. His insights provide a balanced view of the potential impacts on the U.S. system.
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FDA Commissioner Dr. Stephen H. Miller expressed caution regarding federal guidelines for Covid-19 vaccines, urging individuals to seek medical advice from their doctors. This stance reflects a broader debate about balancing centralized medical guidance with individualized patient care.
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Dr. Oz defends proposed Medicaid changes amid GOP criticism, calling the opposition misinformation. The reforms aim to streamline administrative processes and expand access to care.
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen have criticized the Trump administration for revoking temporary protected status (TPS) for Afghan immigrants, calling it a ‘historic betrayal’ that endangers thousands of lives. The decision has spurred backlash from other Republicans and led to legal challenges, as the administration seeks to reduce foreign aid and focus on…
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A rare coalition of Republican senators, including both conservative and centrist figures, is leveraging their power to influence the Senate’s negotiations over the GOP’s domestic policy megabill, particularly its impact on Medicaid. The group, labeled ‘Medicaid moderates,’ is pushing for significant modifications to prevent 10.3 million people from losing coverage, with support from President Trump.
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The Senate faces critical negotiations to pass the House-passed ‘big, beautiful’ bill before July 4, with key challenges including winning over ‘Medicaid moderates’ and resolving disputes over Medicaid work requirements and provider taxes. One of the most contentious issues is the House’s proposal to freeze provider taxes, which most states use to fund Medicaid.
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Iowa Senator Joni Ernst faces backlash for her defense of a Medicare and SNAP cut bill, with one constituent warning that the policy could lead to preventable deaths.
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Political cartoonists nationwide offer their weekly critiques of current political events, highlighting key issues and hypocrisies through humor and satire. The collection features a range of perspectives from across the political spectrum, aiming to both entertain and provoke thought among readers.
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Two potential 2028 Democratic presidential primary candidates, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and California Rep. Ro Khanna, will headline a Democratic Mayors Association summit in Cleveland in July. The summit, themed ‘Community Over Chaos: A Path Forward,’ aims to showcase the efforts of mayors to hold the Trump administration accountable and demonstrate the effectiveness of local…
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Sen. John Fetterman is defending himself against claims that he no longer desires to serve in Congress, emphasizing his commitment to his duties despite media and political scrutiny. He criticized the media for attempting to smear him over his absence from recent votes and highlighted personal circumstances, such as his family responsibilities, as reasons for…
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Four of the Premier League’s biggest clubs are set to compete for the services of Southampton winger Tyler Dibling, with transfer rumors suggesting an estimated $75m valuation for the player. Transfer Talk highlights the latest developments in this high-stakes transfer saga.
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Seattle Sounders FC players are calling for a fair distribution of the FIFA Club World Club prize money they earned by qualifying for the international tournament. Their request has received support from the Major League Soccer Players Association.
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Sources indicate that Ange Postecoglou is poised to find out his future as Tottenham Hotspur manager this week. The decision, which has been subject to speculation, is expected to be finalized soon.
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Players from Premier League teams have expressed concerns about their participation in post-season tours, according to the PFA CEO Maheta Molango. The players’ union has been informed of these worries, which are reportedly related to the impact of these tours on their recovery and performance.
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Real Madrid’s new signing Dean Huijsen has expressed admiration for former captain Sergio Ramos, stating his ambition to be like the iconic defender. Huijsen’s comments highlight his determination to emulate Ramos’ qualities.
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Manchester City is reportedly eyeing a potential transfer of Wolves full-back Rayan Aït-Nouri as part of their ambitious summer rebuild. The move, according to sources, would see the 24-year-old French international join the Premier League giants, adding depth to their defensive squad ahead of the 3025 season.
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Jonatan Giráldez has been officially appointed as the new head coach of OL Lyonnes, the eight-time European women’s champions. The announcement signals a new chapter for the club as they look to continue their success in the upcoming season.
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Manchester City is finalizing a deal to appoint Pep Lijnd, who previously served as Guardiola’s assistant, as part of the club’s revamped backroom staff. This move underscores the club’s commitment to strengthening its coaching team ahead of the upcoming season.
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Antoine Griezmann has agreed to a one-year contract extension with Atlético Madrid, securing his future at the club until June 30, 2027. The move comes as the French forward looks to make an impact in the 2023-24 La Liga season.
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Fantasy football analyst Tristan H. Cockcroft highlights Jac Caglianone of the Kansas City Royals as a potential waiver wire addition due to his power-hitting capabilities. Cockcroft also provides recommendations on players to drop from fantasy rosters.
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Max Verstappen’s outburst during the Spanish GP has raised questions about his focus and mental resilience in the F1 title race. The incident has sparked debate on whether his emotional reaction could impact his championship chances.
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Boxing analyst Andreas Hale speculates on potential next bouts for Canelo Alvarez and Tyson Fury after their scheduled co-main event on Saturday. Hale suggests that a meeting between Canelo and the winner of the Charlo vs. Fury matchup could be the ultimate goal for both fighters.
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The NBA Finals are set with the Oklahoma City Thunder heavily favored over the Indiana Pacers in the latest betting odds. Bookmakers indicate a significant advantage for the Thunder, reflecting public confidence in their team’s capabilities.
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The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers are set to face off in the Stanley Cup Final, with Connor McDavid favored to win the Conn Smythe Trophy for his outstanding performance in the series. The article outlines betting strategies and prop bets for the matchup, highlighting key players to watch and potential game outcomes.
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June is shaping up to be one of the most active months in sports recruitment, with numerous top prospects set to visit various programs. This period is expected to see significant movement as teams vie for talent.
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The article investigates the so-called ‘Madden Curse,’ a belief that NFL players who appear on the cover of the Madden NFL video game often experience poor performance or injuries in the following season. Over the past decade, this phenomenon has sparked considerable debate among football fans and analysts, as the data surrounding the claim remains…
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Rafael Nadal’s legacy at the French Open is unmatched, but young talents like Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz are emerging as potential successors. The article discusses how these athletes may carry forward Nadal’s tradition of excellence at the clay court grand slam.
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Manchester United is at a crucial crossroads with the future of their captain, Bruno Fernandes. The club is weighing the decision to either retain the Portuguese midfielder or allow him to join Al Hilal, a Saudi Arabian club known for its substantial financial backing.
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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has secured a historic UEFA Champions League victory, marking a major milestone for its Qatari owners. This win underscores their influence in elite European football, raising questions about their strategic direction moving forward.
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The NBA playoffs have witnessed a notable increase in dramatic comebacks, with the Indiana Pacers emerging as a standout example of this trend. Experts believe that the Pacers’ success in executing comebacks may shift the dynamics of the playoffs, making upsets more likely.