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The Hill

Boeing reports $280 million loss on Air Force One program

Boeing has reported a $280 million loss in the second quarter of 2026 due to delays in the Air Force One replacement program, which is four years behind schedule. This information was disclosed in the company's latest earnings report.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.10
Fox News — Latest

New York City Mayor's Grocery Discount Plan Faces Economic Scrutiny

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to offer a 30% discount on groceries at city-backed stores is facing scrutiny from economists who question its feasibility. Critics argue that the plan relies on taxpayer funding and could create market distortions, while the administration claims it will provide significant savings for residents. Five municipal grocery stores are planned, with the first set to open in 2027.

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Fox News — Politics

New York City Mayor's Grocery Plan Faces Economic Scrutiny

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to provide a 30% discount on groceries at city-backed stores is facing criticism from economists who question its financial viability. Critics argue that the plan may rely on taxpayer funding and could create market distortions, while the city aims to stabilize grocery costs and save residents money. The city has allocated $70 million to open five municipal grocery stores, with the first expected to launch by the end of 2027.

Bias: 33 Sentiment: -0.20
Washington Examiner

Boeing Reports Over $3 Billion in Losses on Air Force One Project

Boeing has incurred over $3 billion in losses while working on the new Air Force One project, including a recent $280 million charge. The $3.9 billion contract is significantly delayed, with the delivery now projected for 2028. The Trump administration had accepted a Boeing 747 from Qatar to replace one of the existing planes during this delay.

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Ars Technica

eBay and former executives settle harassment case for $56 million

eBay and three former executives have settled a harassment lawsuit for nearly $56 million, stemming from a campaign against journalists Ina and David Steiner in 2019. The settlement includes compensation and charitable commitments following a series of disturbing incidents targeting the couple.

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Fox News — Politics

Mark Kelly attributes rise of AOC to Trump's policies

Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona linked President Trump's policies to the rising support for far-left candidates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez among Democratic voters. A recent poll showed Ocasio-Cortez leading in the race for the 2028 presidential nomination, with Kelly placing third. He criticized Trump's economic agenda and highlighted growing wealth inequality as factors driving voter frustration.

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ms.now

Former Intelligence Officials Request Investigation into Declassified Document Related to 2020 Election

Former intelligence officials are urging a congressional investigation into a declassified CIA document released by Donald Trump, which they claim lacks accountability and presents a biased view of Chinese influence in the 2020 election. The document's origin and production date remain unclear, as both the White House and CIA have not provided further information.

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usatoday.com

Trump Remembers Lindsey Graham as a Proponent of Military Action

Former President Donald Trump described the late Senator Lindsey Graham as a strong advocate for military action during a eulogy at Graham's funeral. Trump highlighted Graham's hawkish views and his commitment to U.S. military strength, while also noting the evolution of their relationship over the years.

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express.co.uk

Donald Trump Attends Lindsey Graham's Funeral, Appears to Fall Asleep

Donald Trump attended Lindsey Graham's funeral at Washington National Cathedral, where he appeared to fall asleep during the service, as noted in social media videos. Trump delivered a eulogy, reflecting on his friendship with Graham and describing him as a 'tough cookie' and a 'respected statesman.'

Bias: 4 Sentiment: +0.00
Washington Examiner

Sean Hannity Discusses Lindsey Graham's Vision for Peace in Eulogy

Sean Hannity delivered a eulogy for Senator Lindsey Graham at the Washington National Cathedral, emphasizing Graham's vision for peace in the Middle East and his moral clarity in foreign policy. The service was attended by notable figures including former President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, reflecting Graham's international relationships and advocacy.

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Washington Examiner

Peggy Flanagan Critiques Angie Craig's Vote on Immigration Bill in Minnesota Senate Primary

Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan is criticizing Representative Angie Craig over her vote for the Laken Riley Act as they compete in Minnesota's Democratic Senate primary. Immigration policy has become a key issue in the race, with both candidates focusing on reforming ICE operations. The primary is set for August 11.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Reflects on Relationship with Lindsey Graham During Eulogy

Former President Donald Trump honored the late Senator Lindsey Graham during a eulogy, reflecting on their evolving friendship that began after Trump revealed Graham's cell phone number in 2016. Trump characterized Graham as a significant statesman and a close ally in his legislative efforts.

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Daily Wire

Senate Passes Bipartisan Sanctions Package Targeting Russia and Iran

The Senate passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 with an 86-12 vote, targeting sanctions against Russia and Iran. The legislation, supported by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, aims to increase economic pressure on Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Despite some opposition, the bill reflects broad bipartisan support and will be considered by the House after the August recess.

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Washington Examiner

Judge permits Trump to amend $15 billion lawsuit against the New York Times

A federal judge has allowed President Donald Trump to amend his $15 billion defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, giving him until August 27 to submit changes. The lawsuit claims the New York Times has engaged in a pattern of defamation related to the 2024 election. The New York Times has been ordered to respond within 21 days after the amended complaint is filed.

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Washington Examiner

Mark Zuckerberg Discusses AI Superintelligence and Individual Empowerment

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, outlined his vision for the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, advocating for individual empowerment over centralized control. He emphasized that AI should be accessible to everyone and proposed guiding principles for its development, while acknowledging the risks associated with advanced AI technologies.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: +0.20
Washington Examiner

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Addresses AI Concerns During Congressional Visit

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Washington, D.C., on July 28, 2026, to address concerns about open-source AI and competition from China. He met with Senator Mark Warner, who is developing his stance on AI regulation, and discussed an investigation into Nvidia's chip exports to China with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Huang's visit aligns with Nvidia's plans to enhance U.S. technology production and leadership in AI.

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The Daily Beast

Darline Graham Attends Dinner in Honor of Late Brother Lindsey Graham

Darline Graham attended a dinner honoring her late brother, Lindsey Graham, on July 27, 2026, hosted by Antoun Sehnaoui and Morgan Ortagus in Washington, D.C. The event featured a guest list of prominent political figures and comes as Darline prepares for a special Republican primary election. She has stated her intention to carve her own political path while facing skepticism about her political future.

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Axios

Infighting Among Democrats in Michigan's House Primary Raises Concerns

The Democratic primary in Michigan's 7th district is marked by significant infighting among candidates and party leaders. With three candidates in the race, tensions have escalated over endorsements and campaign strategies, particularly regarding Senator Elissa Slotkin's support for Matt Maasdam. The primary is set for August 4, 2026, and party members are concerned about the implications for the general election.

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Fox News — Politics

Michigan Senate candidates clash in Democratic primary debate

In the Michigan Senate Democratic primary debate, Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed exchanged criticisms regarding their qualifications and campaign strategies. Stevens labeled El-Sayed as a 'celebrity candidate' while El-Sayed accused Stevens of being beholden to corporate interests. The race has drawn considerable financial backing, with significant spending from outside groups.

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The Daily Beast

Kentucky Governor Discusses Mitch McConnell's Absence and Potential Special Election

Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky discussed Senator Mitch McConnell's absence from public life following a fall in June, highlighting the implications for a potential special election. Beshear expressed concerns that Republicans may be delaying information regarding McConnell's health to avoid a vacancy before August 3, which could allow for a Democratic candidate to run. McConnell has missed over 38 Senate votes since his hospitalization, and his return remains uncertain.

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