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FBI Investigated Trump for Possible Russian Ties Following Comey Firing

The White House disclosed that the FBI investigated whether President Trump acted as a Russian asset when he fired FBI Director James Comey. This investigation, part of the larger Crossfire Hurricane probe, was found to lack merit according to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's findings, which concluded that there was no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Trump has frequently criticized the FBI and Comey regarding their investigations.

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BBC — Business

MPs Request Urgent Review of Student Loan Repayment Rates

A group of more than 120 MPs and peers has urged Chancellor John Healey to initiate an urgent review of student loan repayment rates. The request highlights concerns regarding the sustainability of the existing repayment framework.

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New York Times — Politics

Congress Considers Strengthening U.S.-Israel Defense Partnership

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working to show that Israel is less reliant on U.S. military aid. This effort aligns with President Trump's push for allies to contribute more significantly to their defense needs.

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Fox News — Politics

Democratic Candidate Julian Beaudion Withdraws from Senate Race in South Dakota

Julian Beaudion has withdrawn from the Senate race in South Dakota, leaving independent candidate Brian Bengs to challenge incumbent Republican Senator Mike Rounds. Beaudion cited personal challenges and threats to his family as reasons for his decision, and he will not endorse either remaining candidate. The South Dakota Democratic Party Chair expressed disappointment but respect for Beaudion's choice.

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New York Post

Xavier Becerra declines to address questions regarding migrant child crisis

Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra confirmed his participation in a debate with Steve Hilton but did not address questions from reporters concerning the migrant child crisis. His lack of response has drawn attention amid ongoing concerns about the issue.

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Daily Wire

Abdul El-Sayed Discusses Impact of Capitalism on Sexual Relationships

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate nominee from Michigan, discussed the effects of capitalism on sexual relationships in a podcast episode. He argued that modern work culture and pornography hinder healthy relationships and noted a decline in sexual activity among adults. El-Sayed's political platform focuses on anti-corporate messages, particularly in healthcare.

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The Hill

Democratic Women’s Caucus leaders request resignation of Rep. Max Miller

Leaders of the Democratic Women’s Caucus have called for the resignation of Rep. Max Miller amid an investigation by the House Ethics Committee into abuse allegations from his ex-wife. The statement was made by DWC Chair Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández and vice chairs Reps. Hillary Scholten and Emilia Sykes.

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Mother Jones

William Lawrence Wins Democratic Primary in Michigan's 7th Congressional District

William Lawrence has won the Democratic primary in Michigan's 7th congressional district, defeating Bridget Brink and Matt Maasdam. He will compete against incumbent Republican Tom Barrett in the upcoming general election, emphasizing his opposition to the construction of AI data centers and advocating for progressive policies.

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Fox News — Politics

Senate Advances Continuing Resolution to Prevent Government Shutdown

The Senate has unanimously advanced a continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown, reflecting bipartisan cooperation. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer claimed the resolution as a victory for Democrats, while some Republicans expressed skepticism about its long-term effectiveness.

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Fox News — Latest

Senate Advances Continuing Resolution to Prevent Government Shutdown

The Senate has unanimously advanced a continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown, reflecting bipartisan cooperation ahead of the midterm elections. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer described the resolution as a victory for Democrats, while some Republicans contend that it only delays the administration's plans regarding federal grants.

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Guardian — US

Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary, receives support from Democratic leaders

Abdul El-Sayed has secured the Democratic nomination for the Michigan Senate seat in the primary election. Following his victory, key Democratic leaders have rallied behind him, highlighting the significance of the race in the context of the upcoming midterm elections and its potential impact on President Trump's agenda.

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The Hill

Call for Support of Greyhound Protection Act in West Virginia

Theresa Bruner, President of the Federation of Humane Organizations of West Virginia, is advocating for the Greyhound Protection Act. She has called on Senator Jim Justice to support the legislation, which seeks to eliminate state subsidies for greyhound racing.

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Washington Post — Politics

Senators Request Investigation into Interior Department's Handling of Reflecting Pool Damage

Senators Whitehouse and Heinrich have requested an investigation by the Interior Department's inspector general into the agency's handling of damage to the Reflecting Pool. Their request is based on claims from Justice Department officials that the Interior Department concealed relevant information about the renovations.

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Fox News — Latest

Bernie Sanders Responds to James Carville's Comments on Democratic Party Ideology

Senator Bernie Sanders defended Hasan Piker amid discussions about the ideological divide within the Democratic Party, particularly in light of comments from strategist James Carville. Sanders endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate race, emphasizing the need for a broad coalition within the party. The center-left think tank Third Way warned that perceptions of extremism could harm Democratic candidates in upcoming elections.

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Guardian — US

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Democratic Nomination for Michigan Senate Race

Abdul El-Sayed has secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, defeating Haley Stevens. He will compete against Republican Mike Rogers in the general election, with Stevens trailing by fewer than 15,000 votes according to the Associated Press.

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PBS NewsHour

Trump Discusses Economic Issues in Las Vegas

Donald Trump spoke about economic issues in Las Vegas, highlighting his struggles to connect with voters amid high inflation and uncertainty. He noted stock market gains and low unemployment rates, which have not alleviated voter concerns.

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Washington Examiner

Vice President JD Vance and Marc Thiessen Exchange Criticism Over College Food Prices

Vice President JD Vance and Marc Thiessen exchanged criticisms over college food prices, with Thiessen dismissing concerns about expensive burritos. Vance responded with a comment about Thiessen's weight, which drew further criticism from Democrats. Thiessen has previously criticized Vance's handling of U.S.-Iran negotiations.

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The Daily Beast

Trump's Health Scrutiny During West Coast Trip

President Donald Trump's health was questioned during his West Coast trip, particularly by California Governor Gavin Newsom, who described Trump's visit as lacking energy. The White House defended Trump's health, stating he is in good condition despite ongoing scrutiny.

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