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The Hill

Trump's proposed arch receives preliminary site approval

President Trump's plan for a 250-foot triumphal arch in Virginia has received preliminary approval from the National Capital Planning Commission. The commission voted 8-1 in favor of the proposal, which faces opposition from preservationists.

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New York Post

Two Californians Indicted for Alleged Terrorist Plot at UFC Event

Bryan O. Roa and Michael A. Thomas from Southern California have been indicted along with six others for allegedly planning a terrorist attack at the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House last month. The indictment was announced on Thursday.

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Washington Examiner

Morris Katz expresses disappointment over Graham Platner's withdrawal from Senate race

Morris Katz, a senior adviser to Graham Platner, expressed disappointment over the allegations that led to Platner's withdrawal from the Maine Senate race. Katz confirmed that Platner would file the necessary paperwork to officially withdraw, and the Maine Democratic Party will hold a convention to select a replacement candidate by July 27.

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The Hill

House Republican Introduces Birthright Citizenship Clarification Act

House Representative John McGuire has introduced the Birthright Citizenship Clarification Act, which seeks to codify an executive order from President Trump aimed at limiting birthright citizenship. The bill targets the jus soli principle, which grants citizenship to those born within a country's borders, and follows a recent ruling by the Supreme Court.

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PBS NewsHour

Protests in Hungary Against Prime Minister's Plans to Remove President Sulyok

Protests have taken place in Hungary against Prime Minister Péter Magyar's plans to remove President Sulyok and other political appointees linked to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Magyar's actions are part of his efforts to dismantle Orbán's influence following his election victory in April.

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The Hill

Trump's Use of Older Air Force One Raises Security Questions

President Trump chose to fly on an older Air Force One instead of a newly refurbished plane from Qatar, leading to questions about the security of the new aircraft. The White House attributed the decision to a precautionary measure.

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PBS NewsHour

U.S. Central Command Conducts Strikes Against Iran Amid Ceasefire Tensions

U.S. Central Command announced new strikes against Iran on July 9, 2026, raising concerns about the stability of the ongoing ceasefire. Both sides are currently not inclined to resume talks, and Iran has not clarified its stance on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Washington Examiner

Trump's proposed arch in Washington receives preliminary approval from federal commission

President Donald Trump's plan to build a 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C. has received preliminary approval from the National Capital Planning Commission. The project has faced opposition due to concerns about its height and location near Arlington National Cemetery, with a lawsuit filed to block its construction. A final vote on the project is expected in September.

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PBS NewsHour

Maine Democrats seek new Senate candidate after Platner withdraws

Maine Democrats are looking for a new Senate candidate after Graham Platner withdrew from the race amid allegations of sexual assault. The party has a limited timeframe of 18 days to select a replacement nominee to face incumbent Senator Susan Collins.

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The Daily Beast

Nancy Mace Calls for Mitch McConnell to Resign Due to Health Concerns

Rep. Nancy Mace has called for Mitch McConnell to resign due to health concerns following his hospitalization on June 14. While Mace expressed strong criticism, other Republican lawmakers have also raised questions about McConnell's status, with some claiming to have spoken with him recently.

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PBS NewsHour

Rahm Emanuel discusses U.S.-Israel relations and calls for new approach

Rahm Emanuel addressed the future of U.S.-Israel relations in Tel Aviv, highlighting divisions in American public opinion and the Democratic Party regarding support for Israel. He criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's government and called for a new approach to military aid and Palestinian statehood.

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Axios

Regional Mediators Work to Revive U.S.-Iran Nuclear Deal Negotiations

Regional mediators, including Qatar and Pakistan, are working to de-escalate tensions between the U.S. and Iran and revive negotiations on a nuclear deal. Following President Trump's announcement of the end of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, mediators believe progress was made in earlier talks and aim to prevent the deal from collapsing. The situation has calmed after recent exchanges of fire.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Republicans Adjust Strategy Following Graham Platner's Exit from Maine Senate Race

Senate Republicans are recalibrating their strategy following Graham Platner's exit from the Maine Senate race, as they prepare for a competitive election with multiple Democratic candidates entering the fray. The National Republican Senatorial Committee has expressed concerns about the limited time to define the new Democratic nominee, while Republicans are gathering opposition research and planning significant advertising efforts to influence the race.

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Axios

House Democrats Question DCCC's Interventions in Primaries

The DCCC is under fire from House Democrats for its financial involvement in primaries, particularly in Arizona, with some questioning the effectiveness of such interventions. Critics argue that endorsements may harm candidates, while the DCCC defends its strategy as essential for winning general elections.

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The Hill

Mitt Romney advocates for younger political leaders

In a recent interview, former Senator Mitt Romney emphasized the need for younger political leaders, stating that individuals aged 80 and above should not hold positions of power. He supported his argument with references to research on cognitive decline in older age.

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The Daily Beast

Scott Jennings Addresses Mitch McConnell's Health Speculation

Scott Jennings, a confidant of Senator Mitch McConnell, has stated that McConnell is preparing to return to work, countering speculation about his health following a cardiac arrest in June. Jennings indicated that McConnell's office should have been more forthcoming about his condition and dismissed rumors of severe health issues. McConnell's wife, Elaine Chao, also addressed the situation, noting that his condition did not require her immediate return from a trip.

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Fox News — Latest

Piers Morgan and Tim Miller Discuss Trump's Achievements on Podcast

In a recent podcast discussion, Piers Morgan and Tim Miller debated President Trump's accomplishments, with Miller asserting that Trump has done 'nothing' good. Morgan challenged Miller to identify any positive actions, referencing border security and the release of hostages as potential achievements, while Miller maintained a critical stance on Trump's overall policies.

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