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Jay Feely Wins Republican Primary for Arizona's 1st Congressional District

Jay Feely, a former NFL kicker, won the Republican primary for Arizona’s 1st Congressional District on July 21, 2026, with an endorsement from Donald Trump. The primary featured personal attacks and accusations regarding Feely's humanitarian work in Haiti. Feely will compete against Democratic candidates in the general election set for November.

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Rep. Juan Ciscomani Wins GOP Primary in Arizona District

Rep. Juan Ciscomani has won the GOP primary nomination in a competitive Arizona district, running unopposed with the endorsement of Donald Trump. Democratic candidate JoAnna Mendoza also ran unopposed but faces scrutiny due to past controversies. The Cook Political Report rates Ciscomani's re-election bid as a toss-up.

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Washington Examiner

New York City Mayor Mamdani Calls for Federal Action on Netanyahu's ICC Warrant

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated that he lacks the authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his planned visit to New York City. He called on President Donald Trump to enforce the International Criminal Court's warrant against Netanyahu, who faces allegations of war crimes. Mamdani's comments come amid a broader shift in congressional attitudes toward Israel, with some lawmakers recently voting to block U.S. aid.

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Fox News — Politics

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Re-nominated for General Election

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has been re-nominated in the Democratic primary without opposition. She will face the winner of the Republican primary in the upcoming general election, where she has already invested significantly in her campaign. Hobbs aims to highlight her economic accomplishments and bipartisan work as she prepares for a competitive race.

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Canada cancels joint bridge celebration with US amid tariff threats from Trump

Canada has called off a planned joint celebration with the US for the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge due to renewed tariff threats from President Trump. The bridge is still set to open next week, but the celebration will only include Canadian officials. The project has faced difficulties amid ongoing trade tensions between the two nations.

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New York City Mayor Mamdani Discusses Relationship with Trump and Views on ICE

In a recent interview, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani discussed his relationship with President Trump, acknowledging their mutual love for New York City while expressing his opposition to ICE. Mamdani stated that he believes ICE should be abolished and emphasized the need for a more humane immigration system.

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New York Times — Business

Trump Announces Plans for Tariffs on Generic Drugs

President Trump has stated his intention to impose tariffs on generic drugs as part of a strategy to boost domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing. The announcement was made on July 22, 2026.

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The Daily Beast

Bill Gates Foundation Report Highlights Staff Concerns Over Epstein Engagement

A report by WilmerHale found that staff at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation warned Bill Gates about engaging with Jeffrey Epstein, citing reputational concerns. The report, based on over 50 interviews, noted that Gates was aware of these concerns during their interactions from 2011 to 2014, which were focused on business matters. Gates stated he accepted the introduction to Epstein without sufficient scrutiny and has since ceased communication with him.

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Guardian — US

Canada cancels joint bridge-opening ceremony with US due to trade tensions

The opening ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge has been canceled due to escalating trade tensions between the US and Canada. This follows the announcement of a 50% tariff on Canadian goods by former President Donald Trump, who cited unfair trade practices.

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Fox News — Latest

Sophie Cunningham discusses views on women's sports and transgender athletes

Sophie Cunningham, a WNBA player, shared her perspective on the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports during an ESPN interview. She emphasized her desire to protect young girls in sports and clarified that her views have been mischaracterized. Cunningham has previously faced backlash over her comments but maintains her support for all individuals in athletics.

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Axios

Progressive Groups Criticize Senator Gillibrand Over Crypto Legislation

Progressive groups are criticizing Senator Kirsten Gillibrand as she negotiates the CLARITY Act, which addresses ethical issues related to crypto legislation. They argue that her son's involvement in the crypto industry poses a conflict of interest. Gillibrand has called for regulations to prevent elected officials from profiting from digital assets. Bipartisan discussions are ongoing to finalize the bill, which remains a priority for Senate Republicans and the White House.

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Fox News — Politics

IRS May Tax Spain's World Cup Winnings at Up to 30%

Spain's World Cup winnings of $50 million may be subject to U.S. federal taxes of up to 30%. Representatives Tim Burchett and Jonathan Jackson criticized the tax implications for foreign athletes, suggesting it sends a negative message as the U.S. prepares to host more international events. The total prize pool for the World Cup was $871 million.

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Fox News — Latest

IRS May Tax Spain's World Cup Winnings at 30%

Spain won $50 million as the 2026 FIFA World Cup champions, but a significant portion could be taxed by the IRS at up to 30%. Representatives Tim Burchett and Jonathan Jackson criticized this potential tax burden, arguing it could deter foreign athletes and visitors from spending in the U.S. The total prize pool for the World Cup was $871 million.

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Guardian — US

Trump announces tariffs on generic drugs to begin in 2028

President Trump has announced a 100% tariff on generic drugs made overseas starting August 1, 2028, increasing to 200% after one year. This announcement coincides with rising gas prices in the US, which have increased significantly over the past year.

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New York City Mayor Mamdani Critiques Democratic Party Leadership

Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized the Democratic Party's leadership, claiming it is dominated by consultants and wealthy interests. He responded to former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison's comments about party loyalty, asserting that the party needs to better represent the working class. Mamdani has previously expressed concerns about the party's focus on working people's issues.

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BBC — Business

MPs Recommend Reducing National Insurance to Increase Youth Employment

A select committee has called for a reduction in employers' national insurance contributions, citing evidence that rising employment costs are hindering training and job opportunities for young people. The recommendation aims to address the decline in youth employment.

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apnews.com

EEOC Proposes Ending 60-Year Requirement for Workforce Demographic Reports

The EEOC has proposed ending a 60-year requirement for private sector employers to submit annual workforce demographic reports, citing concerns over costs and potential for racial stereotyping. Critics argue that this data is crucial for identifying discrimination patterns and ensuring workplace equality. The proposal is currently open for public comment before final approval.

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