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Washington Examiner

Tom Tiffany wins GOP nomination for Wisconsin governor

Tom Tiffany secured the Republican nomination for Wisconsin governor with 96.4% of the vote in the primary held on August 11, 2026. He will compete in the general election against the Democratic primary winner, having focused his campaign on issues like affordability and education while opposing socialist policies.

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Fox News — Politics

Tom Tiffany Wins Republican Gubernatorial Nomination in Wisconsin

Rep. Tom Tiffany has won the Republican nomination for governor in Wisconsin, positioning himself against state Rep. Francesca Hong, the likely Democratic nominee. Tiffany, supported by Donald Trump, aims to address key state issues, while Hong's platform includes raising the minimum wage and guaranteed paid leave.

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Al Jazeera English

Zambia Prepares for Vote Amid Economic Challenges

Zambia is preparing for elections that will focus on significant economic issues such as debt restructuring, inflation, and copper revenues. These factors are testing the government's reforms amid ongoing economic challenges.

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Axios

South Carolina GOP Senate primary proceeds to runoff

Senator Darline Graham and Representative Ralph Norman will compete in a runoff for the South Carolina Republican Senate nomination on August 25, 2026. The runoff follows a primary where no candidate achieved the required majority. The winner is expected to face Democrat Annie Andrews in the November election.

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prospect.org

Amazon Lobbyist Jessica Schumer Opposes New York Delivery Worker Protection Bill

Jessica Schumer, Amazon's chief lobbyist and daughter of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, is opposing the Delivery Protection Act endorsed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The bill aims to establish labor standards for delivery drivers and would require Amazon to directly employ these workers, which the company argues could harm small businesses and lead to relocation of its operations from the city.

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variety.com

David Ellison Plans to Relocate Paramount Operations if Antitrust Settlement Negotiations Fail

David Ellison, CEO of Paramount, has announced plans to relocate the company's operations out of California if negotiations regarding an antitrust lawsuit do not advance by October 1. The lawsuit seeks to block the merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, and the company faces significant fees if the merger is not completed by that date. Potential new locations for Paramount's headquarters include Georgia, Texas, and Tennessee.

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apnews.com

ICE to Acquire Electric Shock Gloves for Officers

ICE is set to acquire electric shock gloves designed to assist officers in gaining compliance from individuals. The agency plans to spend up to $20 million on these devices, which have raised concerns among civil rights advocates regarding their potential misuse. The gloves will require officers to complete training and recertification for use.

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The Daily Beast

South Carolina Senate Special Election Heads to Runoff

The South Carolina Republican Senate special election will go to a runoff after Darline Graham, endorsed by Donald Trump, failed to secure enough votes. With 32.6% of the votes counted, she will face Rep. Ralph Norman and Rep. Russell Fry in a runoff scheduled for August 25. Concerns about her political experience and beliefs have been raised during the campaign.

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Washington Examiner

Darline Graham Nordone and Ralph Norman to Compete in South Carolina Senate Runoff

Darline Graham Nordone and Ralph Norman will compete in a runoff election on August 25 for the South Carolina Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham. In the special primary election, Graham Nordone received 33% of the vote, while Norman received 24%, necessitating the runoff due to the lack of a majority. The race has seen various candidates and endorsements, with Graham Nordone facing scrutiny over her past leadership roles.

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Fox News — Latest

Paramount CEO Threatens Relocation Amid Antitrust Lawsuit

Paramount CEO David Ellison has threatened to move the studio out of California if Attorney General Rob Bonta does not negotiate regarding an antitrust lawsuit blocking a $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Bonta has accused Paramount of attempting to pressure the state and remains committed to stopping the merger, which he claims would harm competition and consumers. The trial is now set for March 2027, delaying the merger's potential closure until at least June 2027.

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Guardian — US

ICE plans to spend up to $20 million on electric shock gloves

ICE has announced plans to spend up to $20 million on electric shock gloves designed for use by officers and agents. The gloves, manufactured by Compliant Technologies LLC, are expected to be procured by March 2027.

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The Daily Beast

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. States He Cannot Vote Due to Legal Residence Ruling

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has stated he cannot vote due to a court ruling that he has no legal residence. The ruling followed a lawsuit during his presidential campaign, which found that the address he claimed was invalid. Kennedy indicated that he primarily resides in California with his wife.

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BBC — Business

Discount for Households Near Upgraded Pylons Announced

Households living within 1,600 feet of upgraded pylons will receive a £250 annual discount on their electricity bills. This measure is intended to support residents impacted by nearby energy infrastructure.

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Fox News — Latest

UNESCO reports 2.4 million Afghan girls remain out of school five years after Taliban takeover

UNESCO reports that 2.4 million Afghan girls are currently out of secondary school, marking a significant setback in educational progress since the Taliban regained control in 2021. The agency has called for the immediate restoration of educational rights for girls, highlighting the broader implications of these restrictions on women's employment and the economy in Afghanistan.

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abcnews.com

Minnesota Primaries Feature Progressive and Moderate Candidates for Senate Seat

Minnesota's upcoming primary elections will feature a Senate race between Rep. Angie Craig and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, with both candidates representing different factions within the Democratic Party. Key issues include immigration policy, support for Israel, and investigations into state social services. The elections also include races for governor and House seats.

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Washington Examiner

Six killed in Houthi strike on civilian vessel in the Red Sea

A Houthi strike on a civilian vessel in the Red Sea resulted in six fatalities and ten injuries, marking the group’s first lethal attack on shipping since the war with Iran began. The Yemeni government reported that the vessel was struck while carrying food supplies, while the Houthis claimed it was targeting a Saudi ship. The incident is expected to further restrict shipping through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

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