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DoJ drops charges against Utah doctor accused of destroying Covid vaccines

Michael Kirk Moore accused of distributing at least 1,937 false vaccination cards and administering saline to … DoJ drops charges against Utah doctor accused of destroying Covid vaccinesRead more

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We look at the tariff letters President Trump sent out this past week, as well as … POLITICSRead more

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Salena Zito recounts Trump’s assassination attempt one year later | The Conversation

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North Korea reiterates support for Russia in war with Ukraine: Report

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un underscored his country’s support for Russia in its war against … North Korea reiterates support for Russia in war with Ukraine: ReportRead more

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GHF is actually feeding Gazans, not letting Hamas extort them — and paying a price

The likelihood of a ceasefire in Gaza could turn on whether Israel meets a core demand … GHF is actually feeding Gazans, not letting Hamas extort them — and paying a priceRead more

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Musk slams Trump defense of Bondi on Epstein controversy: ‘Just release the files as promised’

Tech billionaire Elon Musk blasted President Trump on Saturday over his defense of Attorney General Pam … Musk slams Trump defense of Bondi on Epstein controversy: ‘Just release the files as promised’Read more

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How US immigration raids hurt summer pleasures, from berries to barbecues

In the US, hardly a food is untouched by immigrant labor – and Ice raids will … How US immigration raids hurt summer pleasures, from berries to barbecuesRead more

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How the rightwing sports bro conquered America

By extension of the Trump-aligned ‘manosphere’, figures such as ESPN’s Pat McAfee have upended US culture … How the rightwing sports bro conquered AmericaRead more

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Trump stands ‘stronger than ever’ one year after surviving Pennsylvania assassination attempt, staffers say

In a matter of minutes on a hot summer Saturday in northwestern Pennsylvania, the already unprecedented … Trump stands ‘stronger than ever’ one year after surviving Pennsylvania assassination attempt, staffers sayRead more

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DOJ drops charges against Utah doctor accused of throwing away COVID vaccines, distributing fake vaccination cards

The Justice Department moved to dismiss charges against a Utah plastic doctor charged in connection with … DOJ drops charges against Utah doctor accused of throwing away COVID vaccines, distributing fake vaccination cardsRead more

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‘One big beautiful bill,’ and 4 Republicans who abandoned their principles

On July 4, amid fanfare and flyovers, President Trump signed his “one big beautiful bill.” The … ‘One big beautiful bill,’ and 4 Republicans who abandoned their principlesRead more

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Navarro touts ‘Trumpnomics’ in rant against Powell, Federal Reserve

White House senior trade adviser Peter Navarro touted “Trumpnomics” in a recent interview during a rant … Navarro touts ‘Trumpnomics’ in rant against Powell, Federal ReserveRead more

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Solving America’s long-term-care crisis 

“I’m ready for my breakfast, Michael.”   These are the words I hear each morning when my … Solving America’s long-term-care crisis Read more

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There was a deal to fix this Alabama community’s raw sewage crisis. Trump tore it up over DEI

Residents of Alabama’s Lowndes county are still fighting for basic sanitation after Trump’s DoJ canceled a … There was a deal to fix this Alabama community’s raw sewage crisis. Trump tore it up over DEIRead more

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Journalist Salena Zito reveals what Trump supporters meant when they turned on the cameras at the Butler

When President Donald Trump entered his vehicle, surrounded by U.S. Secret Service agents, in the moments … Journalist Salena Zito reveals what Trump supporters meant when they turned on the cameras at the ButlerRead more

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Homan: ‘If you’re here illegally and have a kid, that’s on you’ | The Conversation

Homan: ‘If you’re here illegally and have a kid, that’s on you’ | The Conversation lead … Homan: ‘If you’re here illegally and have a kid, that’s on you’ | The ConversationRead more

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Threats against public officials persist in year after Trump assassination attempt

Threats against public officials have persisted in the year since the first assassination attempt of President … Threats against public officials persist in year after Trump assassination attemptRead more

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Butler assassination attempt proved to be turning point for Trump

When a firework boomed in the distance as President Trump addressed supporters in Iowa earlier this … Butler assassination attempt proved to be turning point for TrumpRead more

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Tabernacle Choir to mark 5,000 episodes of ‘Music and the Spoken Word’ 

The Tabernacle Choir, one of the oldest and largest choral organizations in the world, will broadcast … Tabernacle Choir to mark 5,000 episodes of ‘Music and the Spoken Word’ Read more

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Blood and bravado: the Trump shooting upended an election and shook the US

A year ago the image of Trump’s raised fist became a political touchstone, helping force Joe … Blood and bravado: the Trump shooting upended an election and shook the USRead more

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