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Fox News — Politics

Trump discusses potential national right-to-carry legislation at Pennsylvania event

During a Pennsylvania event, President Donald Trump indicated that his administration is working on national right-to-carry legislation, which would expand firearm carry rights across the U.S. This follows the introduction of the National Constitutional Carry Act by Senator Mike Lee, aimed at eliminating permit requirements for concealed carry nationwide.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump's Influence Evident in South Carolina GOP Gubernatorial Runoff

In South Carolina's GOP gubernatorial runoff, Alan Wilson, endorsed by Donald Trump, defeated Pamela Evette to secure the nomination. Trump's dual endorsement strategy has drawn attention, as he previously backed both candidates. Wilson is now positioned as the frontrunner against Democratic nominee Jermaine Johnson in the upcoming general election.

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Fox News — Politics

Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico Discusses Views on Christianity in Podcast

James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Texas, discussed his views on Christianity during a podcast, stating he identifies as a Christian who has criticisms of the religion. His comments have sparked debate, with supporters defending his faith and critics accusing him of using it to justify progressive policies. Talarico is running against Republican Ken Paxton in a competitive race.

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Washington Examiner

UFC Fighter Comments on Michelle Obama During Victory Speech

During a victory speech at the Freedom 250 fight, UFC fighter Josh Hokit called Michelle Obama 'a man,' claiming it was meant as a compliment. His comments have faced backlash, including criticism from UFC CEO Dana White. Hokit defended his remarks as an exercise in free speech and has not expressed regret.

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Washington Examiner

Republican Party Faces Challenges Ahead of Midterm Elections

The Republican Party is preparing for the November 2026 House midterm elections amid challenges indicated by current polling. Experts suggest that while Republicans may lose seats, the losses may not be as significant as previously anticipated. Factors such as President Trump's approval rating, economic perceptions, and historical trends are influencing predictions for the election outcome.

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The Hill

Trump discusses economy and oil prices during Pennsylvania campaign stop

President Trump addressed economic issues, including affordability and job creation, during a campaign stop in Pennsylvania on June 23, 2026. His visit to the Mack Truck facility in Macungie highlighted the importance of the area in the upcoming U.S. House elections.

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Washington Examiner

Authors Discuss Challenges in Reporting on Trump's Health

Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, in their book about the Trump administration, discuss the difficulties in obtaining information about President Trump's health. They note that the administration tightly controls health-related information, making independent reporting challenging. Trump recently had a routine medical examination and claimed to have passed a cognitive test.

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apnews.com

Senate Approves War Powers Resolution to Limit Military Action Against Iran

The Senate has passed a war powers resolution aimed at limiting military action against Iran, with a vote of 50-48. This marks a significant shift in congressional sentiment, as the resolution reflects concerns over President Trump's handling of the conflict and the recent deal with Iran. The Pentagon is seeking $80 billion in funding related to military operations in the region.

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Fox News — Politics

Brooklyn Coffee Shop Under DOJ Investigation for Tax and Health Code Issues

Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn is under investigation by the DOJ following its public criticism of Rep. Dan Goldman. The coffee shop is also facing tax and health code violations, with reports indicating significant unpaid taxes and ongoing sanitation issues. The owner, Parviz Mukhamadkulov, has previously donated to a political campaign and has deleted social media posts related to the controversy.

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Fox News — Latest

Investigation launched after veteran alleges assault by protesters in Washington

An 80-year-old veteran claims he was assaulted by anti-ICE protesters during a demonstration in Burien, Washington, on June 10. The King County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident, which reportedly involved a group surrounding the veteran and one individual striking him. The case remains open as authorities seek information on the suspect.

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Washington Examiner

Energy Update: Nuclear Loans, Oil Shipments to Cuba, and California Lawsuit

The Trump administration plans to issue $17.5 billion in loans for the construction of new nuclear reactors, with operations expected in the mid-2030s. In other developments, Mexico may restart oil shipments to Cuba, California is preparing to sue over an offshore wind project cancellation, and a heatwave is affecting several European countries.

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The Verge

Tesla Responds to Claims Regarding Fatal Texas Crash Involving Model 3

Tesla has denied that its Full Self-Driving system caused a fatal crash in Katy, Texas, where a Model 3 hit a home, killing a 76-year-old woman. The company's AI head stated that the driver manually overrode the self-driving system by accelerating fully.

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Fox News — Politics

Alaska Senate Race Candidate Challenges Disqualification in Court

Dan J. Sullivan is contesting his disqualification from the Alaska Senate primary ballot, claiming it violates state law. The Director of Elections stated he did not act in good faith. The outcome could affect the race as incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan seeks re-election against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola.

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Mother Jones

EPA Continued to Use Glyphosate Study Despite Knowledge of Ghostwriting

The EPA has known since 2017 that a key study supporting glyphosate's safety was ghostwritten by Monsanto but continued to use it in its assessments. The agency's reliance on this compromised research has raised significant concerns, especially as new studies suggest potential health risks associated with glyphosate. Bayer, which owns Monsanto, has disputed the findings of the EPA's memo.

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cbsnews.com

Andy Burnham's Critique of President Trump Amid Leadership Changes in UK

Andy Burnham, a Labour Party lawmaker, has criticized President Trump for contributing to global instability. With the resignation of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Burnham is expected to succeed him. Burnham has warned against the dangers of polarized politics and commented on the effectiveness of Trump in connecting with disillusioned voters.

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theguardian.com

Texas Protesters Convicted of Terrorism Sentenced to Up to 100 Years in Prison

Nine Texas protesters convicted of terrorism charges were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 50 to 100 years on June 23, 2026, following a protest at an immigrant detention facility. The sentences have been described as unusually harsh, with some legal experts suggesting they exceed typical punishments for similar offenses.

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texaspolitics.utexas.edu

June Poll Shows Competitive U.S. Senate Race in Texas Amid Economic Concerns

A recent poll from the University of Texas/Texas Politics Project shows a tight race for the U.S. Senate seat in Texas, with Ken Paxton at 43% and James Talarico at 42%. Additionally, public sentiment is largely against the construction of data centers, with 56% opposing such projects. Economic concerns persist among voters, with many reporting a decline in their personal financial situations over the past year.

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