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Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong addresses past comments on police abolition

Francesca Hong, a leading candidate in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary, was questioned about her past support for police abolition during a recent event. While she did not confirm her previous stance, she emphasized her commitment to public safety and the need for alternative crime prevention strategies. A recent poll shows her support among Democratic voters has risen significantly.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Organization Involved in Kazakhstan Tungsten Mining Deal

The Trump Organization, led by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, has invested in Skyline Builders, a company linked to a tungsten mining deal in Kazakhstan funded by the U.S. government. Legal experts suggest that proving any wrongdoing may be challenging, while the Trump Organization asserts that the investment was made without prior knowledge of the contract. The White House emphasized that President Trump does not directly manage his investments.

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apnews.com

Trump announces $22.5 billion renovation plan for Dulles International Airport

President Donald Trump announced a $22.5 billion renovation plan for Washington Dulles International Airport on July 29, 2026. The project will replace the existing mobile lounges with a new passenger train and additional infrastructure improvements. Funding will come from airlines and the airport authority, with potential costs passed on to travelers.

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cbsnews.com

Trump-affiliated companies respond to Senate Democrats' inquiry on IRS settlement

Several Trump-affiliated companies have distanced themselves from a tax settlement with the IRS following inquiries from Senate Democrats. The settlement, which prevents the IRS from pursuing claims against Trump and his family, has raised questions about its applicability to businesses connected to them. Some companies have responded to inquiries, while others have not, amid ongoing concerns regarding accountability.

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the-independent.com

Posters Seeking Information About Senator McConnell Appear in Washington, D.C.

Posters seeking information about Senator Mitch McConnell have appeared in Washington, D.C., as he remains hospitalized and has not been seen publicly for over a month. The situation has raised concerns among political figures, including Governor Andy Beshear, who has requested McConnell to address the public about his health. McConnell was hospitalized after a fall and is currently undergoing rehabilitation.

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BBC — Business

Chinese Robotics Firms Impacting UK's Retail Sector

The UK's retail sector is facing challenges due to low productivity growth and labor shortages. This situation has prompted interest in robotics solutions from Chinese companies, which may help address these issues.

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Washington Examiner

Saudi Arabia Conducts Joint Strikes with US Against Iranian-Backed Militias in Iraq

Saudi Arabia has conducted joint airstrikes with the United States against Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, marking a shift from its previous military restraint. This operation follows a series of drone attacks on Saudi territory by Iraqi militias and reflects a more aggressive stance by Saudi Arabia in the ongoing regional conflict. The kingdom's military reforms and increased spending aim to bolster its capabilities amid escalating tensions.

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The Daily Beast

Epstein Survivors Report Disrespectful Meeting with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse reported a disrespectful meeting with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, claiming he dismissed their concerns. A DOJ official denied the allegations, while Senators Tillis and Cornyn threatened to block Blanche's nomination unless he provided assurances regarding a controversial fund linked to a settlement involving Trump.

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The Daily Beast

Wisconsin Brewery's Liquor License Revoked After Controversial Promotion

Minocqua Brewing Company in Wisconsin has had its liquor license revoked after promoting a free beer day for when President Trump dies. The state cites violations related to selling beer without proper permits, while the brewery's owner claims the action is politically motivated.

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Fox News — Politics

Fetterman Responds to El-Sayed's Comments with Nickname

Senator John Fetterman criticized Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed's remarks made during a donor Zoom call, where El-Sayed expressed interest in challenging Fetterman in the primary. Fetterman responded by giving El-Sayed a nickname, "Pontiac Platner," and both candidates share similar policy positions, including support for a single-payer healthcare system.

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Fox News — Latest

Fetterman Responds to El-Sayed's Comments with New Nickname

Senator John Fetterman referred to Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed as "Pontiac Platner" after El-Sayed criticized him during a campaign event. Fetterman expressed confusion over El-Sayed's comments and stated his willingness to engage in primary challenges. El-Sayed has distanced himself from socialist labels despite his past involvement with the Democratic Socialists of America.

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Ars Technica

Elon Musk Settles Lawsuit with Advertisers Over Boycotts

Elon Musk has settled a lawsuit against advertisers who boycotted his platform, X. The settlement comes after a significant revenue decline for X, attributed to these boycotts, which Musk had previously condemned.

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Fox News — Politics

Schumer avoids question on DSA's role in Democratic Party

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer did not address whether the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) platform fits within the Democratic Party during a news conference. The DSA has gained influence with recent primary victories and advocates for significant changes to U.S. political institutions, including the abolition of the Senate and the presidency. Moderate Democrats are increasingly concerned about the DSA's impact on the party.

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The Verge

Xbox Revenue Declines 10 Percent Amid Changes in Leadership and Strategy

Microsoft's Xbox division experienced a 10 percent drop in revenue from content and services and a 13 percent decline in hardware sales, as reported in the company's fourth-quarter earnings report. These changes come alongside a strategic 'reset' plan announced by Xbox head Asha Sharma, which includes layoffs and studio spinoffs.

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Ars Technica

Lawsuit alleges Comcast store manager humiliated employees with pie-smashing ritual

A lawsuit against Comcast alleges that a store manager in Connecticut enforced a humiliating ritual where the lowest performing salesperson had a cream pie smashed in their face. The plaintiff claims this practice was part of an effort to meet sales targets and involved video recordings of the incidents.

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Fox News — Politics

Law Firm Investigates Corruption Allegations Against NYC Unions, Finds No Evidence

Pitta LLP conducted an investigation into corruption allegations against the Hotel Trades Council and UNITE HERE Local 6, finding no evidence of wrongdoing. The firm has received significant payments from the unions and has familial ties to former union leaders, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. Both unions have denied the allegations and referenced independent investigations that supported their position.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Supports Term Limits Amid McConnell's Absence

President Donald Trump has voiced support for congressional term limits as the absence of Senator Mitch McConnell raises concerns about his health and ability to serve. Proposed amendments aim to limit the terms of congressional members, while Governor Andy Beshear has called for transparency regarding McConnell's condition.

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Ars Technica

xAI Initiates Legal Action Amid Controversy Over Grok Users

xAI, founded by Elon Musk, is suing users of its Grok platform accused of generating child sexual abuse materials. The company is also challenging Minnesota's proposed regulations that it claims would unfairly hold it liable for harmful outputs.

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Daily Wire

Obama to Host Democratic Fundraiser on Martha's Vineyard for Redistricting Efforts

Barack Obama will headline a Democratic fundraiser on August 31, 2026, on Martha's Vineyard to benefit the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. The event aims to support redistricting efforts ahead of the 2028 election as Democrats seek to counter Republican gains in congressional maps. The NDRC has been active in fundraising and advocacy since its establishment in 2017.

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