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Abigail Spanberger, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Virginia, has released her first TV advertisement, which criticizes what she calls ‘political nonsense’ in public service. The ad highlights her background in law enforcement and counterterrorism at the CIA, emphasizing her commitment to reducing costs, improving schools, and focusing on practical governance.

The Supreme Court ruled that the National Environmental Policy Act requires agencies to consider only direct project effects, limiting broader environmental impact assessments. This decision affects agencies like the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers, potentially streamlining regulatory processes.

Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga is considering a run for Michigan’s open Senate seat, which could lead to a divided Republican primary. His potential candidacy would challenge national GOP efforts to support former Rep. Mike Rogers’ bid for the seat.

The FBI is increasing transparency efforts around James Comey’s ’86’ post, sparking legal debate over federal oversight. Fox News and ‘Fox & Friends’ co-hosts are commenting on the importance of governmental accountability in this unfolding situation.

Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., is clarifying his bid for Florida’s governorship while engaging with media and political allies. During a recent appearance on ‘Fox & Friends’, he discussed his campaign and policy priorities.

Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld, attacked outside the Israeli Embassy in 2024, criticizes D.C.’s handling of antisemitism after the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim. He believes the city’s leadership has failed to protect the Jewish community, making many Jewish residents feel unsafe.

Alice Marie Johnson, the White House’s pardon czar, joined Fox & Friends to explain the rationale behind the pardons of Todd and Julie Chrisley. The decision was based on the merits of the case and the need for a second chance for the individuals involved.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino criticized James Comey for a controversial social media post referencing ‘86.47’, which he accused of being misleading and damaging to the bureau’s reputation. Bongino also discussed the FBI’s decision to re-examine Biden-era investigations of public interest.

Rabbi Shmuel Herzfeld has accused D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser of tolerating antisemitism after being attacked outside the Israeli Embassy in 2024. The incident has sparked debate over the city’s response to hate crimes and the balance between free speech and religious protections.

A U.S. federal judge ruled that Shira Perlmutter, the fired head of the U.S. Copyright Office, failed to prove she would suffer irreparable harm if not reinstated. This decision marks a legal win for President Donald Trump, who was criticized for firing Perlmutter and the Librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden, over allegations of promoting DEI…

Dr. Annie Andrews, a pediatrician and former Democratic House candidate, announced her bid to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race. Her campaign ad highlights Graham’s political contradictions and criticizes his support for Trump allies, including Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The Ingraham Angle episode explores the intersection of Christianity, Donald Trump, and the impact of Chinese students on American society, raising questions about religious influence in political discourse and the role of international education.

The Trump administration is overhauling the National Security Council (NSC), cutting over 100 staff members and sending many back to their home departments. Critics and former officials debate whether this restructuring, led by Marco Rubio as interim advisor, will improve efficiency or compromise national security.

The Trump administration can deport green card holders if they commit certain crimes or pose a threat to national security, according to U.S. immigration law. However, the administration faces legal challenges and political opposition, with Democrats criticizing its policies as an overreach of authority.

A U.S. federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must resume processing applications for migrants seeking work permits or status renewals under Biden-era parole programs. The decision, issued by Judge Indira Talwani, rejects the administration’s claim of broad discretion to suspend these programs, emphasizing the legal process must be followed.

Karen Read is set to face a retrial in the murder case of Boston police officer John O’Keefe. The retrial follows a previous jury’s inability to reach a verdict last year, prompting the case to be brought back to court.

The Biden administration faces mounting scrutiny as allegations emerge of a ‘shadow government’ operating under the radar. Critics claim officials are covering up critical information, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.

A federal judge in New Jersey has ruled that President Donald Trump’s attempt to deport Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel activist, is likely unconstitutional, citing vague legal grounds. This legal challenge highlights concerns over the executive branch’s use of immigration law to suppress dissent.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton criticized Democrats for allegedly failing to address crime involving illegal migrants, following the death of Air Force recruit Ava Moore in a hit-and-run boating accident. Paxton emphasized the importance of enforcing immigration laws to prevent such incidents.

House Republicans are defending the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which they claim eliminates waste, fraud, and abuse in Medicaid to protect vulnerable Americans. Democrats, however, have criticized the bill for potential Medicaid cuts, with estimates suggesting 13.7 million Americans may lose coverage by 2034.

House Republicans are defending the One Big Beautiful Bill Act as essential to reforming Medicaid by removing waste, fraud, and abuse. Democrats, however, are warning the bill could cause millions of Americans to lose health insurance, positioning it as a key issue in the 2026 midterms.

Recent data indicates a notable decline in President Joe Biden’s approval ratings, which has sparked discussions about his ability to continue leading effectively. At the same, federal law enforcement agencies, particularly the FBI, have stepped up their scrutiny of specific religious organizations, drawing attention to potential issues of corruption or undue influence.

Victoria Palmer, a King County GOP board member, discusses the FBI’s investigation into ‘targeted violence’ after a chaotic Seattle protest. The incident has raised concerns about rising tensions and law enforcement’s role in managing such conflicts.

Earl Hyatt, a former police chief from Eureka Springs, Arkansas, has escaped from prison during a manhunt. Authorities are searching for him after he disguised himself as a law enforcement officer.

The latest polls indicate that Kamala Harris, the Vice President of the United States, is facing mixed public sentiment regarding her leadership and policy decisions. Simultaneously, Donald Trump’s approval rating remains a focal point for political analysts, as his standing could impact the upcoming election dynamics.

House Republicans are pushing to form a select committee to investigate former President Joe Biden’s alleged cognitive decline and potential cover-ups. The legislation, led by Rep. Buddy Carter, would examine the handling of sensitive materials, including the audio tapes from Special Counsel Robert Hur’s interview and the timing of Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis.

Gen Z men are increasingly distancing themselves from the Democratic Party due to frustration with its policies and cultural narratives. The party’s strategy of spending millions on studies rather than engaging directly with young men is seen as out of touch and ineffective.

The article discusses the dynamics between Donald Trump, the media, and male Democratic voters. It explores how Trump’s rhetoric and policies have influenced public perception and voter behavior.

Elon Musk has resigned from his position in the Trump administration following his public criticism of a major spending bill. The decision, announced in a statement, reflects his longstanding advocacy for reducing government spending and streamlining federal operations.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has criticized Israel’s military conduct in Gaza, calling it ‘beyond comprehension.’ Israel’s government has been slow to respond, which experts believe show the remarks have hit home.

Pro-life leader Shawn Carney praised Texas lawmakers for passing a bill requiring school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, calling it a moral and cultural step forward. The legislation, awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature, mandates a minimum size for the display and is set for implementation in the 2025–26 school year.

The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration, alleging discriminatory hiring practices based on race. Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez criticized the mayor’s remarks as a ‘giant leap in the wrong direction,’ arguing that such a focus on race undermines broader efforts toward equality in the 21st century.