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A Wall Street Journal reporter has revealed that Hunter Biden played an active role in his father’s presidential campaign, including participating in campaign calls and influencing strategic decisions. The report is based on information from the journalist’s recent book, which details the extent of Hunter’s involvement.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine has signed a new set of sanctions against Russian financial schemes. The measures were announced in a video address on July 6, reflecting ongoing efforts to counter Russian economic activities.
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Senior advisors to then-President Joe Biden reportedly urged him to hold a debate against President Donald Trump as early as possible in an attempt to highlight Biden’s ‘leadership’ and expose Trump’s ‘weakness,’ according to a new book. The book claims Biden’s team dismissed concerns about his age during the 2024 election cycle.
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Canada has launched its first major liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to Asia, sending a tanker to South Korea. This marks a significant step in Canada’s strategy to reduce its dependence on the U.S. market for exports.
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Bryan Kohberger, a former Washington State University criminology Ph.D. student, pleaded guilty to the 2022 murder of four University of Idaho students, receiving four consecutive life sentences. His former friends and classmates are shocked, with some theorizing he sought to understand the psychology of killers by committing a ‘perfect crime.’
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Russian UAVs targeted recruitment centers in Kharkiv and Zaporizhia, causing injuries and escalating tensions in the conflict. The attacks highlight the intensifying military operations and the impact on Ukraine’s mobilization efforts.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has launched digital ads targeting GOP lawmakers in key House districts, criticizing the measure as a ‘Big, Ugly Bill’ that harms working families. The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has vowed to make the vote a defining issue in the 2026 midterms.
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Former President Barack Obama has reportedly criticized the strategy of former President Joe Biden’s 2024 presidential campaign, according to a report discussed by Fox News contributor Hugh Hewitt on 'America's Newsroom.' The leaked comments suggest Obama believes the campaign is failing to address key issues and has not adequately prepared for a competitive general election…
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A dramatic timelapse video captures how quickly floodwaters overwhelmed Kingsland, part of the catastrophic flooding in central Texas that claimed at least 80 lives. The footage shows the Llano River rising dramatically within minutes, prompting authorities to evacuate and block roads as rising waters threatened the area.
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U.S. Envoy Thomas Barrack praised Lebanon’s swift response to a proposal demanding the complete disarmament of Hezbollah within four months. While some progress has been made, including Hezbollah’s partial retreat from southern Lebanon, uncertainties remain over the group’s willingness to fully disarm.
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A recent volcanic eruption at Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki in Indonesia has produced an ash cloud reaching 11 miles high, four times taller than the previous eruption in the same area last month. Authorities have issued warnings to nearby communities and are monitoring the situation closely for any signs of further eruptions or increased activity.
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Democrats are assembling a new policy brain trust called Project 2029, an effort aimed at shaping the party’s long-term vision and regaining electoral strength. At a time when there’s widespread agreement that Democrats need fresh ideas and new voices, the inclusion of longtime party insiders — especially former President Joe Biden’s national security advisor Jake…
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Jake Paul’s business partner, Nakisa Bidarian, is considering legal action against Piers Morgan over accusations that his fights are ‘staged.’ Morgan criticized Paul’s recent fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. as a ‘boring staged bulls—,’ prompting Bidarian to argue the claims defame MVP and risk legal consequences.
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House Democrats report their base is demanding aggressive opposition to President Donald Trump, with some constituents advocating for violence and suggesting lawmakers risk arrest. The report highlights growing frustration within the Democratic base, which is urging more radical measures against Trump’s agenda.
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The Department of Homeland Security has ended Temporary Protected Status for 76,000 Honduran and Nicaraguan migrants, citing the resolution of natural disasters that initially necessitated the status. The move aligns with the Trump administration’s broader strategy to increase deportations and enforce immigration laws.
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Recent polling data from Germany indicates that Armin Lasch’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is gaining electoral momentum, while the Social Democrats (SPD) are encountering difficulties in maintaining voter confidence. This development comes as the CDU and its coalition partners prepare for the next phase of governance, with Merz’s leadership increasingly seen as a potential driving…
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Authorities have intensified the search for Travis Decker, a Washington father accused of murdering his three daughters, after a potential sighting near Idaho. The manhunt, now in its sixth week, has escalated with the deployment of cadaver dogs and heightened scrutiny into Decker’s movements.
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Chicago experienced a violent Fourth of July weekend, resulting in over 50 shootings and six fatalities across multiple areas of the city, including South Side, West Side, and Lake View. The violence included several mass shootings and drive-by incidents, with reports indicating that at least four people were killed and 14 injured in one attack…
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A joint UK-French initiative to deploy troops to Ukraine after a potential truce with Russia is facing significant challenges, straining relations between the two nations. French officials accuse the UK of prioritizing US support over a clear strategic direction, while UK officials counter that Macron is focused on legacy issues.
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Zambia’s new cybersecurity laws are framed as a measure to protect citizens from online scams and identity theft, but critics argue they threaten freedom of expression.
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President Trump is set to visit Texas to address devastation from flash floods that have killed at least 80 people, while also hosting a third meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss a ceasefire with Gaza. Tariff negotiations will resume with higher tariffs starting August 1 unless trade deals are reached.
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The EU has committed trillions to defense but still lacks key technologies, raising questions over its autonomy, according to the report. EU officials are concerned that Washington could one day stop providing critical software updates for US-made military equipment, according to a New York Times report.
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Russian drones attacked Zaporizhia on Monday morning, injuring at least 10 civilians. The regional military administration head, Ivan Fedorov, reported the incident.
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Ukraine has confirmed four civilian deaths and over 30 injuries from recent Russian drone attacks. The strikes, which targeted areas in the capital Kyiv, caused significant damage to buildings but did not result in any fatalities there.
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Border Patrol agents and local police killed an armed gunman who opened fire at agents at a Border Patrol annex in McAllen, Texas. The attack, believed to be a targeted ambush, resulted in one officer being struck but in stable condition.
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New York state has seen 66 reported Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings during the first half of 2025, according to a report from the National UFO Reporting Center.
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A German tabloid has reported that Ukraine has requested advanced military equipment from Germany, citing sources in military and industrial circles. The report suggests potential arms transfers as part of ongoing support for Ukraine.
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Turkey reports 12 soldiers died from methane gas poisoning during a cave search in northern Iraq. The military has not explained the gas’s presence in the cave.
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Elon Musk has launched the America Party with a clear pro-Second Amendment and pro-bitcoin stance. The party emphasizes free speech, reduced regulations, and a pro-tech approach, aiming to provide an alternative to the major political parties.
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The death toll from devastating floods in central Texas has risen to 82, with victims including a beloved teacher and soccer coach, his wife, young sisters, and a beloved camp director who lost his life trying to save his campers. The floodwaters, driven by torrential rains, caused widespread devastation and left many families in deep…
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This article highlights the growing issue of personal data being collected and sold by data brokers, detailing risks such as targeted advertising and identity theft. It offers practical steps for individuals to protect their privacy and regain control over their data.
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The mayor of Kharkiv has reported an increase in casualties following attacks by enemy UAVs. The toll has risen to 27 victims.
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Term-limited California Gov. Gavin Newsom is visiting South Carolina this week for meet-and-greets, building relationships in a key early primary state amid 2028 presidential speculation. The trip has sparked discussion about his potential candidacy for the next Democratic presidential nomination.
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Nakisa Bidarian, a business partner of Jake Paul, has discussed with Fox News Digital why they are pursuing legal action against critics. The legal moves are seen as a response to recent controversies and online harassment.
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US President Donald Trump has invited the leaders of Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mauritania, and Senegal to Washington for meetings this week. Experts suggest that the discussions will extend beyond commercial opportunities, indicating potential strategic and diplomatic agenda items.
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A German startup’s memorial spaceflight capsule, Nyx, has lost contact with Earth, leaving 16, people’s ashes unaccounted for. The craft was set to return the ashes to bereaved families following an extraterrestrial journey.
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Ukraine is deploying fishing nets as a low-tech solution to disrupt Russian drones. The dense mesh can tangle drone prop, offering a cost-effective method to counter high-tech threats.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the ‘horrific’ flooding in Texas and the response from the Trump administration. She emphasized the severity of the situation and the need for swift federal assistance.
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Pro wrestling legend Kevin Nash sparked controversy by skipping the Independence Day celebration, declaring, "we’re not the home of the free" due to perceived loss of constitutional rights. His remarks followed criticism for a post about President Donald Trump’s recently signed "big, beautiful bill," which includes tax cuts.
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A Texas man survived deadly flash flooding by clinging to a utility meter box for hours, according to a recent news report. The incident highlights the dangers of extreme weather events and the importance of emergency preparedness.
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Pastor Corey Brooks, founder of Project H.O.O.D., argues that Chicago leaders are fostering racial tensions rather than addressing educational disparities. He claims the city’s leaders perpetuate fear and division rather than focusing on improving outcomes for children.
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Rep. Pramila Jayapal praised citizens obstructing ICE as one of the most inspiring actions she has seen. Her comments reflect broader Democratic efforts to address immigration through both legislative and grassroots actions.
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Celebrities like Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, and Hil
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Billionaire Elon Musk has announced the formation of a new political party, ‘America Party,’ in response to President Donald Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ proposal. The move has sparked discussions about free speech, government regulation, and the role of private citizens in political activism.
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Activists on the Spanish island of Mallorca have vandalized cars and businesses owned by German expats, escalating anti-tourism protests. The incidents reflect growing anger against mass tourism and the housing crisis, with locals blaming tourists for displacing residents and straining resources.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has maintained its requirement for litigants to submit 40 physical copies of legal briefs, a practice that has generated millions of pages annually. Critics argue the policy is outdated and environmentally wasteful.
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President Trump is escalating trade tensions by threatening higher tariffs on major foreign partners as the deadline approaches, with the tariffs set to take effect on August 1. The move has raised global concerns about economic stability and trade relations.
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Ukrainian forces are struggling to defend Kostiantynivka from Russian drone attacks, which threaten to breach the city’s defenses and undermine Ukraine’s last major stronghold in the Donetsk region. The city’s strategic importance as a gateway to the region underscores its critical role in the ongoing conflict.
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A Kansas-based grain broker is selling agricultural products originally destined for global food aid as dog food, raising concerns over the impact of Trump-era agricultural policies on the state’s long-standing food security contributions. The shift has sparked debates about the effectiveness and fairness of current agricultural policies.
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A New York Times reporter has visited a mass burial site in Syria to uncover the fate of individuals disappeared by the Assad regime. The investigation seeks to understand how the regime concealed the remains of those who were detained and presumed dead.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to hear Democratic lawsuits aiming to redraw the state’s congressional districts, potentially aiding Republicans in preserving their House majority for the 2026 midterms. Analysts suggest the current map safeguards key Republican-held districts, complicating Democratic efforts to gain control.
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Maryland federal judge Paula Xinis is set to hear motions regarding the civil case of Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador under the Trump administration. The case has become a focal point in Trump’s immigration policies.
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Dr. Marc Siegel highlights the psychological devastation caused by recent Texas floods during a discussion on ‘Fox & Friends.’ The conversation also covers ongoing search and rescue efforts and rising fears of waterborne diseases linked to floodwaters.
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A terrifying crash during an IndyCar NXT race at Mid-Ohio involved drivers Sebastian Murray and Ricardo Escotto, with Murray spinning out and hitting the wall at high speed. Both drivers were checked at the infield care center and appeared to be unharmed.
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Leading Democrats have acknowledged a failure in their border security policies, with some lawmakers criticizing the party’s approach and messaging. The New York, Times report highlights how blue districts, once reliably Democratic, have started to vote for Trump, raising concerns about the party’s effectiveness in addressing immigration issues.
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Dr. Robert Jeffress, senior pastor of First Baptist Church, joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to share Bible verses for hope after devastating floods in Texas leave more than 30 dead. The floods have left over 80 dead, prompting a call for spiritual comfort amid the tragedy.
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The Department of Homeland Security has issued a warning following an incident in which a law enforcement officer was shot near an ICE detention center in Texas. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of agents and the increasing violence against them.
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EU nations risk “increased debt levels and unsustainable finances” if they raise defense spending too quickly, Danish Economy Minister Stephanie Lose has warned. She highlighted the need to balance national defense goals with financial stability as countries like France and Italy have opted out of EU budget deficit rules for military borrowing.
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The Green Party in Germany has proposed that ice cream vendors in Berlin offer reduced-price scoops to children and teenagers from low-income families. Rising affordability concerns and a majority of Germans believing ice cream prices are too high have driven this initiative.
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The article discusses the ethical challenges journalists face when reporting on aging legislators, using the case of D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton whose comments on her potential re-election have been contradicted by her office. It examines the media’s dilemma in balancing the need to report accurately with the risk of over-sensationalizing or misrepresenting the statements…