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Washington Examiner

Don Lemon discusses potential presidential run

Don Lemon, the former CNN anchor, has indicated he may consider a presidential run, stating he believes he would make a good president. He discussed this on the podcast 'Can’t Be Censored,' where he critiqued the political experience of current candidates and suggested that he has consulted with political insiders about a potential campaign.

PBS NewsHour

Marco Rubio Hosts Conference on Political Terrorism

Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a conference on July 16, 2026, with leaders from more than 60 countries to address political terrorism. The Trump administration has labeled this issue as a key concern, particularly in the context of the upcoming midterm elections.

The Verge

CD Sales Increase in the First Half of 2026

A report from Luminate indicates that CD sales in the US rose by 16 percent in the first half of 2026, totaling 16.3 million units. Factors contributing to this increase include collection building and popular album releases.

Guardian — US

Trump Administration Officials Discuss Political Violence at International Conference

A conference convened by Trump administration officials on July 16, 2026, brought together representatives from 66 nations to discuss political violence, with a significant focus on leftist activism. Marco Rubio and Stephen Miller led the discussions, which included critical remarks about leftism amid rising political tensions.

Washington Examiner

Troy Jackson Receives Lobbyist Endorsements in Maine Senate Race

Troy Jackson is running for the Maine Democratic Senate nomination with an anti-corporate platform but has received endorsements from lobbyists linked to various industries. His campaign emphasizes grassroots support and addressing working families' issues, though it did not address potential conflicts with his endorsers' lobbying backgrounds. Jackson is among 13 candidates vying for the nomination, with a convention scheduled for July 25.

Fox News — Politics

New Jersey Governor Criticized for Not Lowering Flags in Honor of Lindsey Graham

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill is under scrutiny for not lowering state flags to half-staff in honor of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, despite a White House proclamation. State Senator Joe Pennacchio criticized Sherrill's decision and emphasized the importance of honoring public servants across party lines. Other state leaders, including those from neighboring states, have complied with the flag directive.

Fox News — Politics

New Jersey Governor Criticized for Not Lowering Flags in Honor of Lindsey Graham

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has been criticized for not lowering state flags to half-staff in honor of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, despite a White House proclamation. State Senator Joe Pennacchio formally requested the flag to be lowered and expressed disappointment in Sherrill's decision, highlighting the need for bipartisan respect in honoring public figures. Other New Jersey leaders, including Senator Cory Booker, publicly recognized Graham's contributions.

Guardian — US

Former DoJ Lawyer Criticizes Todd Blanche During Senate Hearing

Liz Oyer, a former DoJ lawyer, testified against Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, stating she was fired for not supporting the restoration of gun rights for Mel Gibson. Oyer emphasized her refusal to engage in political favoritism during her testimony.

Washington Examiner

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Donates $1 Million to AI Regulation Super PAC

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, donated $1 million to the super PAC Public First, which supports AI regulation. This donation is part of a broader effort by Anthropic and its employees to influence AI policy through political contributions. Public First Action, the organization overseeing the PAC, aims to promote safety regulations for AI technologies.