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Axios

Trump and Michael Cohen Reconnect in Interview

In a recent interview, President Donald Trump and his former attorney Michael Cohen discussed their relationship and various topics, including the economy and public perception of Trump. This marks their first public interaction since Cohen's testimony in Trump's hush money trial. Cohen expressed a desire to focus on the future and mentioned submitting a pardon application during Trump's presidency.

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Fox News — Latest

Rainn Wilson Comments on James Talarico's Religious Beliefs

Rainn Wilson discussed James Talarico's religious beliefs on his podcast, asserting they closely resemble the teachings of Jesus Christ. He criticized conservative opponents for their hypocrisy regarding Christianity. Talarico has faced backlash for his progressive views, including support for abortion and opposition to teaching Bible stories as historical fact in schools.

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Axios

Democratic Candidates Respond to Bernie Sanders' AI Development Pause Proposal

Democratic candidates for the 2028 presidential election are navigating public concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) but are largely avoiding Bernie Sanders' proposal to pause its development. A recent survey revealed that most candidates did not respond to questions regarding the proposal, with only a few expressing support for a moratorium on AI data centers. The political landscape surrounding AI continues to evolve as candidates seek to address voter concerns.

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nbcnews.com

Sen. Tim Scott Defends Darline Graham Ahead of GOP Primary Runoff

Senator Tim Scott publicly supported Darline Graham, a fellow South Carolina Republican, ahead of her primary runoff, downplaying concerns about her debate performance on national security. He also addressed other Senate races, criticizing Democratic candidates while avoiding direct comments on the character of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton amid ongoing allegations against him.

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democracydocket.com

Voting Rights Groups Seek Court Enforcement Against USPS Mail Voting Rule

Voting rights organizations have requested a federal court to enforce an injunction against the USPS's new mail voting rule, claiming it violates a previous court order. The USPS announced the rule, which could impact the upcoming elections, despite the injunction. The Justice Department plans to oppose the enforcement of this injunction.

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Guardian — US

Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner Meet to Discuss Collaboration

Hakeem Jeffries, the House Democratic leader, met with Jared Kushner to discuss collaboration, as reported by the New York Times. The meeting has faced criticism from several Democrats and Trump critics, occurring in the context of the upcoming midterm elections where Democrats may regain control of the House.

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Guardian — US

Tim Scott defends Darline Graham's comments on national security

Senator Tim Scott defended Darline Graham's understanding of national security as she faces a primary runoff election against Congressman Ralph Norman. Graham, appointed to the Senate after her brother's death, struggled to answer a question regarding U.S. interests in Taiwan and the South China Sea during a recent debate.

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The Daily Beast

Kellyanne Conway Discusses GOP Challenges Ahead of Midterms

Kellyanne Conway discussed the GOP's challenges ahead of the midterm elections on Fox News Sunday, attributing some issues to voters' impatience for quick results. She encouraged Republican candidates to better communicate Trump's policies and emphasized the importance of energy independence and legislative achievements.

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Fox News — Politics

Abdul El-Sayed Criticized for Comments on Usha Vance

Abdul El-Sayed, a Senate candidate in Michigan, has drawn criticism for his comments about Usha Vance, the second lady, following remarks made by Vice President JD Vance. His statements have raised concerns about his views on women and how he would treat female staff if elected. Various political figures have responded to his comments, questioning his assumptions and approach.

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Washington Examiner

Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner Hold Private Meeting to Discuss Bipartisan Issues

Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner met privately to discuss potential bipartisan issues, including housing and immigration, as Democrats prepare for the upcoming midterm elections. Jeffries expressed a willingness to work with the Trump administration on affordability issues, while Kushner highlighted Jeffries' importance in achieving bipartisan agreements. The meeting comes as Democrats aim to regain control of the House, where they could challenge the current Republican agenda.

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The Hill

Oklahoma Governor's Runoff Election Tests Trump's Endorsement

President Trump's endorsement is being tested in the Oklahoma gubernatorial runoff election on August 23, 2026. His candidate, Mike Mazzei, narrowly lost to Gentner Drummond in the initial primary held in June.

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Fox News — Latest

Karoline Leavitt to Join MAGA Inc. After Leaving White House Press Secretary Position

Karoline Leavitt confirmed her return to MAGA Inc., a super PAC associated with Donald Trump, after stepping down as White House press secretary. She cited family responsibilities as a reason for her departure and expressed her intention to remain involved in Trump's political activities. The White House has not announced a successor for her role.

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Fox News — Politics

Karoline Leavitt to Join MAGA Inc. After Leaving White House Press Secretary Position

Karoline Leavitt confirmed she will return to MAGA Inc. after leaving her role as White House press secretary. She expressed the need to balance her job with family life and indicated her intention to remain involved in Trump’s political activities. Leavitt was the youngest press secretary in history and her departure creates a vacancy in the White House.

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independent.co.uk

Reform UK Receives £20 Million in Donations from Cryptocurrency Investors

Reform UK has disclosed £20 million in donations from cryptocurrency investors since the general election, with a significant portion coming from wealthy individuals in the sector. The largest donation was £15 million from Christopher Harborne, who is under investigation for a separate £5 million donation to Nigel Farage. The situation has prompted criticism from opposition parties regarding the influence of large donations on political decisions.

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abcnews.com

Texas Governor Greg Abbott Discusses Upcoming Elections and Data Center Policies

Texas Governor Greg Abbott discussed his confidence in Republican voter turnout ahead of the midterm elections during an interview with ABC News. He addressed the close Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, the impact of gas prices on voter sentiment, and the growing opposition to data centers in Texas, emphasizing the need for local community approval for future projects.

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The Daily Beast

Jared Kushner Meets with Senator Hakeem Jeffries Ahead of Midterm Elections

Jared Kushner and Senator Hakeem Jeffries held a private meeting in New York City to discuss immigration and housing issues ahead of the midterm elections. This meeting reflects a potential shift in collaboration between the Trump administration and Democrats, as both parties prepare for the upcoming elections.

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Fox News — Politics

Alaska Republicans Address Voter Confusion Ahead of November Elections

Alaska Republicans are working to clarify voter confusion caused by an independent candidate sharing the name of incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan. Concerns have been raised about the impact of this confusion on the upcoming elections, particularly with the state's ranked-choice voting system. Historical instances of name confusion in Alaska elections have been noted, and Republican leaders are focused on educating voters ahead of the November elections.

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