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Washington Examiner

Trump Expresses Willingness to Secure Senate Votes for SAVE America Act

President Donald Trump has stated his willingness to personally reach out to Senate Republicans to secure votes for the SAVE America Act. This comes amid frustrations expressed by Trump regarding Senate Majority Leader John Thune's handling of the bill, which Trump claims is essential for voter ID and proof of citizenship measures.

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The Hill

Trump claims he was first to announce Saudi nuclear deal

President Trump asserted that he was the first to announce a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, countering a CNN report that indicated he was taken by surprise by the Secretary of State's actions. Trump's comments came after he modified the terms of the agreement shortly after its initial announcement.

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Guardian — US

Two US Small Businesses File Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Tariffs

Two small businesses have sued the Trump administration over new tariffs, alleging the legislation is arbitrary. President Trump claims these tariffs target countries engaging in forced labor. Separately, Representatives Ilhan Omar and Pramila Jayapal are visiting Minneapolis for oversight related to immigration enforcement protests.

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Fox News — Latest

CNN Host Acknowledges Error on Noncitizen Voting Claims Following New Jersey Incident

Michael Smerconish, a CNN host, admitted that he can no longer claim that noncitizen voting never happens after New Jersey revealed a software error that registered about 6,600 noncitizens, with fewer than 400 voting. Governor Mike Sherrill confirmed the error and initiated an investigation, while political analysts called for further scrutiny of the issue.

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The Hill

Education Department rescinds policy on discrimination evidence

The Education Department has rescinded a long-standing policy that allowed statistical disparities to be considered evidence of discrimination in schools. This decision, effective immediately, removes guidance established in 1979.

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New York Times — Politics

Senator Angus King Opposes Annual Pentagon Policy Measure

Senator Angus King has opposed the annual Pentagon policy measure for the first time, indicating a change in strategy among Democrats concerning defense bills. The opposition reflects evolving political dynamics in defense policy discussions.

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Washington Examiner

New York Mayor Mamdani Defends Comments on Netanyahu Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani defended his comments about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating they are based on 'objective facts' and not personal opinions. His remarks follow a rise in antisemitic incidents, which he acknowledged, and he emphasized his commitment to combating hate crimes. Mamdani's rhetoric has faced backlash, particularly from Jewish organizations linking it to recent hate crimes.

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The Daily Beast

Jason Alexander Donates $15,000 to Anti-Child Marriage Charity After Apology to Courtney Stodden

Jason Alexander has made a $15,000 donation to Unchained At Last, an organization working to end child marriage, following his apology to Courtney Stodden for inappropriate conduct during a 2012 sketch. Stodden, who has become an advocate against child marriage, had urged Alexander to support the cause after he expressed regret for his past actions.

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Washington Examiner

NYPD Union Warns Mayor Mamdani's Calls for Protests Could Endanger Officers

The New York Police Benevolent Association has warned Mayor Zohran Mamdani that his calls for protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could jeopardize the safety of law enforcement officers during the UN General Assembly. The mayor's rhetoric has been criticized for potentially inciting violence, particularly following a recent stabbing incident linked to anti-Israel sentiments.

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New York Times — Politics

Trump's Tariffs Impact Russia Sanctions Negotiations

President Trump has taken unilateral action to impose tariffs, which has created challenges in discussions about sanctions on Russia. This move aims to protect the U.S. economy from foreign competition.

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New York Times — US

Trump's Tariffs Complicate Russia Sanctions Negotiations

President Trump has implemented tariffs to protect the U.S. economy from foreign competition, which has created challenges in the ongoing negotiations related to sanctions on Russia. The unilateral move has raised concerns about its impact on international relations.

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Fox News — Politics

Senate Republicans Focus on Government Funding Amid Tensions Over Trump's Election Bill

Senate Republicans are focusing on government funding while facing internal disagreements over President Trump's SAVE America Act. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is delaying the reconciliation process to prioritize a continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown ahead of the midterm elections. Ongoing negotiations between Republicans and Democrats aim to secure funding while addressing party tensions.

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Daily Wire

Minnesota Woman Convicted of Disorderly Conduct for Racial Slur

Shiloh Marie Hendrix was found guilty of disorderly conduct in Minnesota for using a racial slur during a confrontation at a playground. She was sentenced to probation, a fine, and community service. The incident involved an autistic child taking an item from her bag, leading to a heated exchange that included the use of the slur.

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Fox News — Politics

Tennessee Congressional Map to Remain in Place for August Primary Following Court Ruling

A Tennessee congressional map that favors Republicans will remain in place for the upcoming primary after a court ruling denied a request to block it. The judges found that the evidence did not support claims that the map was designed to dilute the voting power of Black residents. The lawsuit continues as the plaintiffs seek to challenge the redistricting.

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