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House Republicans have dismissed Elon Musk’s threat to fund primary challengers targeting lawmakers who support President Trump’s reconciliation bill.
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Lifestyle expert Limor Suss shares her 4th of July snack station tips on *Fox & Friends*, emphasizing the importance of creating a fun and entertaining experience for guests. The segment highlights her expertise in curating a variety of American-themed snacks and beverages for holiday celebrations.
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A Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham experienced a wing flap detachment, landing safely with 109 passengers and 6 crew members. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning, with the part falling off before landing at 1:15 a.m. on July 2. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating, and Delta confirmed the wing flap was…
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries posted a photo of himself holding a baseball bat in opposition to President Trump’s reconciliation bill, sparking online criticism. Conservatives mocked the image, with Rep. Virginia Foxx calling it ‘low energy,’ as the debate over Trump’s legislation intensified.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review state laws that prohibit transgender athletes from participating in public school sports, including cases from Idaho and West Virginia. The decision follows several recent legal battles involving transgender athletes and their inclusion in girls’ and women’s sports teams.
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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov accuses the platform of being targeted by a coordinated smear campaign, citing false reports about its policies and actions. He highlights a satirical article about the company’s exit from Russia that was widely reposted, forcing a disclaimer.
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The report suggests that major U.S. airlines have been funneling detailed passenger data to a little-known broker, which then sells that information directly to the Department of Homeland Security via the Travel Intelligence Program (TIP). Critics argue that the practice raises major privacy concerns, as travelers are not informed or given consent for the data…
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The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, argues that courts may be overstepping in immigration cases, limiting due process rights for noncitizens facing deportation. Legal expert Hans von Spakovsky highlights the varying levels of legal protections depending on the noncitizen’s status.Critics of the asylum system claim the process is being abused, leading to legal battles…
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A Ukrnafta gas station near Zhyt,omyr was damaged by explosions on the M06 highway, but continues operating with no reported disruptions. The company described the incident as a ‘horrific manmade event,’ though the station remains operational with no reported impact on its services.
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Ukrainian Defense Forces intercepted and neutralized 40 out of 5,2 strike drones launched by Russia during a nighttime attack on Ukraine. The Air Force reported the successful defense, highlighting their improved capabilities against drone threats.
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Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt, who led his team to Big XII championship success, is setting his sights on a Heisman Trophy and national championship in the 2025 season. Despite his accomplishments, Leavitt remains unsatisfied and has a list of quarterbacks to outperform, using this list as motivation to push himself to greater heights.
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Pope Francis is set to return to Castel Gandolfo, Italy, for the summer, ending a four-century tradition of popes seeking respite from the Roman heat. The town, which had experienced a decline in visitors due to his absence, is now seeing renewed interest and economic activity.
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Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever’s star guard, will miss her fourth consecutive game with a groin injury, affecting her availability for the All-Star game. The team prioritizes her long-term health over immediate competition, as highlighted by head coach Stephanie White.
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Ukrainian President Volodymy, Zelenskyy has early signed a law allowing dual citizenship, aiming to strengthen ties with diaspora communities and streamline the process for expatriates.
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched its largest-ever healthcare fraud prosecution, uncovering a sprawling $14.6 billion scheme involving 324 individuals and entities. The takedown, part of an annual DOJ initiative, targets Medicare and other government-funded healthcare programs, with defendants accused of submitting fraudulent claims for unwarranted medical treatments. This operation, described as the…
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An explosion near Zhytomyr has damaged three 10kV power lines, leaving 735 homes without electricity. The cause of the blast remains under investigation, raising concerns about regional infrastructure resilience.
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Rep. Eugene Vindman has condemned the Pentagon’s halt on U.S. weapon shipments to Ukraine, arguing it jeopardizes the war effort. The decision, linked to low U.S. stockpiles, has sparked debate over supporting Ukraine and national security.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for a “quick and simple” deal with the US on tariffs. Meanwhile, the interior ministry is calling for direct talks to deport Afghan migrants who were convicted of crimes.
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Germany’s Interior Minister is seeking direct negotiations with the Taliban to deport Afghan migrants who were convicted of crimes. The German coalition could not reach an agreement on reducing an electricity tax.
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A new pet food product featuring insect meal and lab-grown meat is gaining attention for its potential to offer a more sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional pet food. The product is designed to address environmental concerns and animal welfare issues in the pet food industry.
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The site of the Jonestown massacre, where 91,8 people died in 1978, is opening to tourists. Both American survivors and Guyanese have criticized the tour.
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The Trump administration published its annual White House salary report, revealing salaries ranging from $59,070 to $225,700, with eight employees receiving no compensation. Key figures like Jacalynne Klopp and Karoline Leavitt are among the highest-paid, while some officials such as Marco Rubio receive salaries from other government departments.
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President Donald Trump’s administration has reached a trade deal with Vietnam, avoiding a planned 46% import tariff on Vietnamese goods. The agreement instead imposes a 30% tariff, a significant reduction that could ease tensions between the two nations.
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Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui has criticized US President Donald Trump for drawing parallels between US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and the 1945 atomic bombings of Japan during World War II. Matsui argued that Trump’s remarks fail to grasp the catastrophic impact of such actions, which could lead to innocent casualties and threaten humanity.
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Liverpool’s star striker, Diogo Jota, has tragically died in a car crash near Zamora, Spain, along with his younger brother, Andre Filipe, a Portuguese league soccer player. The incident has shocked the footballing world.
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Sean Hannity recently addressed the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ and the Democratic Party’s stance on related legislative measures. The discussion centered on the potential impact of these proposals on various sectors of the economy and society.
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The ACLU of California has filed a class-action lawsuit against DHS demanding an immediate halt to what it describes as unlawful ICE raids across the Los Angeles area targeting migrants with “brown skin.” The lawsuit accuses ICE of carrying out unconstitutional raids and keeping migrants in inhumane conditions without beds, food, and legal counsel.
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The U.S. stock market reached unprecedented levels as President Trump celebrated significant policy victories in his final two weeks in office. These achievements, including major legislative wins, are seen as catalysts for the market’s surge.
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President Donald Trump’s $3.3 trillion “big, beautiful bill” has set a new record for the longest procedural vote in the U.S. House of Representatives, surpassing the previous record of seven hours and six minutes set in 2021. The Senate-amended version of the bill faced intense political maneuvering as House Speaker Mike Johnson works to pass…
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The U.S. Navy Band Northeast performed ‘God Bless America’ on ‘Fox & Friends’ as part of celebrations for Independence Day and the Navy’s 250th birthday. The event showcased the military’s role in national festivities and highlighted patriotic traditions.
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A ferry carrying 65 people sank off the coast of Bali, resulting in at least four fatalities and leaving 31 others missing. Rough weather and high waves delayed early rescue efforts, complicating the search for survivors and the recovery of bodies.
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Travel expert Lee Abbamonte shared his insights on managing traffic and ensuring safe travel for those planning road trips during the Independence Day weekend. His advice emphasized the importance of planning ahead to avoid congestion and ensure a safe journey.
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A survey highlights the most innovative U.S. airports, which offer unique amenities like therapy llamas and LED tunnels. Portland’s PDX tops the list for its natural landscapes and cultural features.
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Rising global temperatures pose big challenges for city living and fuel talk of ‘urban heat islands.’ These areas, which are typically hotter than their rural counterparts, are becoming increasingly relevant in the context of climate change.
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President Trump has signed an executive order lifting most U.S. sanctions on Syria, aiming to enhance U.S. regional influence and combat Iranian influence. The move is seen as a strategic shift to stabilize Syria, reduce terrorist threats, and bolster cooperation with Arab neighbors.
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A fatal boating crash near Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, claimed the lives of two people and left two others injured, according to local authorities. The incident occurred on the evening of Friday, June 27, when emergency crews responded to reports of a boating crash in the Skull Creek area.
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Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller announced the organization will cover the mortgages for the families of two Idaho firefighters killed in an ambush. The initiative aims to provide long-term financial support to the victims’ families.
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Wanjiku Mwaura, a Kenya-based multimedia journalist, has officially joined Deutsche Welle in Bonn in 2016. She brings her expertise in multimedia journalism to the international news organization.
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Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to six months in prison for contempt of court. The tribunal, established in 2009 to investigate war crimes, convicted her in absentia after she fled following a 2024 coup.
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The episode of Jesse Watters Primetime on July 2 features discussions about prominent political figures, including debates over legislative priorities and the recent events involving Brandon Kohberger.
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US rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs has avoided a life sentence after being acquitted of racketeering and sex trafficking charges, but was convicted on two prostitution-related felony counts. The jury returned a mixed verdict after 13 hours of deliberations, leading to a potential sentence of two to five years in prison.
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Genetic research has identified the ancestral homeland of the Uralic people, whose descendants reside in Russia, Hungary, Finland and Estonia. This breakthrough provides new insights into the migration patterns and historical roots of these ancient communities.
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New data from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management shows a 1% reduction in the federal workforce during Trump’s second term, despite efforts by DOGE to streamline operations. Experts criticize the limited impact of these cuts, highlighting the entrenched nature of federal bureaucracy.
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A drive-by shooting in Chicago’s River North neighborhood killed at least four people and hospitalized 14 others after gunfire erupted from a vehicle into a crowd outside Artis Restaurant and Lounge. Authorities have not yet made any arrests, and the suspects remain at large.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, is set to introduce a bill requiring a census that counts only U.S. citizens and mandates proof of citizenship for voting in federal elections. The proposal, supported by former President Donald Trump, could reshape the political landscape by altering the distribution of House seats and Electoral College…
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Anti-ICE protesters occupied a bridge in Los Angeles, clashing with authorities as the ACLU filed a lawsuit against immigration raids. The incident highlights growing tensions over immigration enforcement and civil rights.
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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, has announced plans to introduce the ‘Making American Elections Great Again Act,’ which would require a new census that only counts U.S. citizens and proof of citizenship for voting in federal elections. The proposal aligns with conservative priorities, emphasizing national security and the prevention of voter fraud.
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Ret. British Colonel Richard Kemp states that Israel is effectively handling the Gaza conflict, despite the difficulty of avoiding civilian casualties. He acknowledges the IDF’s progress in targeting Hamas’ infrastructure but emphasizes that the war is far from over.
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Liverpool FC player Diogo Jota and his brother died in a car accident near Zamora, Spain, following the tragic crash of their Lamborghini. The loss follows Jota’s recent Premier League title win and his marriage, as the club and global soccer community mourn his untimely passing.
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The U.S. called for the removal of U.N. Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after she accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, sparking international debate. Her report, which describes Israel as a settler-colonial apartheid regime, has faced criticism from Israel’s ambassador and the U.S. Mission to the U.N., citing allegations of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias.
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Recent legislative activities, including the introduction of the Big Beautiful Bill, have sparked debate. Concurrently, law enforcement raids in California have raised questions about their scope and impact.
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BRICS leaders are meeting in Brazil to challenge Western dominance and reshape global power dynamics. The summit marks a shift in economic influence as more countries join the bloc.
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The House is set to approve Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ before the July 4th deadline, according to Fox News. The legislation covers a range of domestic and international priorities.
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USA Cycling has been accused of concealing the participation of a transgender athlete in an upcoming competition, prompting backlash from competitors like Debbie Milne. Milne, who competed against the trans athlete, joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to voice her concerns about the lack of transparency and the decision of her friend to boycott the podium.
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Patrick ‘Deep Dish’ Bertoletti has joined Fox & Friends First to talk about his plans for the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. He aims to defend his title against Joey Chestnut, the 16-time winner making a return to the competition.
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The ‘No Kings’ protests are accused of targeting President Trump and undermining American traditions, with critics arguing that the organizers are hypocritical and more interested in personal gain than liberty and rights. The author highlights Trump’s alignment with the Founding Fathers, who stood against tyranny and chose their country over personal comfort, suggesting a parallel…
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Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, a mayoral candidate in New York City, has sparked intense political scrutiny after a 2021 video resurfaced showing him promoting ideas reminiscent of communist ideology. Critics, including former President Donald Trump, have labeled him a ‘communist,’ while Mamdani dismisses the accusations as political attacks. His proposals advocate for communal living, framing…
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The Iowa State Fair in Des Moines is drawing over a million visitors this summer, with its unique food offerings becoming a major attraction. Notable dishes include the iconic Pork Chop on a Stick, a favorite among politicians like Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Mitt Romney, and other unusual treats such as the bacon-wrapped Iowa…
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The U.S. House of Representatives has advanced a sweeping legislative agenda backed by former President Donald Trump, following pressure from fiscal conservative members of the Freedom Caucus.
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House Republicans have passed a key procedural vote, moving Donald Trump’s major tax cut bill closer to his desk. The 219-21, as the vote was a significant step for Speaker Mike Johnson to meet his July 4 deadline.