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Politics

Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

New York Times — US

Michigan Primary Influences Jewish Voter Opinions on Israel

Ahead of the Michigan primary on August 4, U.S. support for Israel is influencing Jewish voters and reshaping the Democratic Party. Campaigners in Detroit discussed how the conflict in Gaza has affected their political perspectives and community relations.

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Guardian — US

Trump expresses uncertainty about providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about providing Patriot missiles to Ukraine, labeling it a significant decision. He also commented on U.S. military strategy regarding Iran, stating that they would face strong actions from the U.S.

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Al Jazeera English

New York Files Lawsuit Against Kalshi Over Prediction Markets

New York has initiated legal action against Kalshi, alleging that its prediction markets are illegal gambling. This lawsuit is part of a larger conflict involving several states and the Trump administration over regulatory jurisdiction.

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Daily Wire

Activist Group Advocates for Jury Nullification in Luigi Mangione's Upcoming Trial

An activist group is promoting jury nullification as a defense strategy for Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The group has raised significant funds for his defense and organized protests. Legal experts express concerns about the implications of jury nullification on the justice system, particularly in New York City.

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Washington Examiner

Analysis of Proposed Multipolar World Order and Its Challenges

Yale Law professors Ash Bâli and Samuel Moyn propose a multipolar world order in a recent article, suggesting four commitments for nations to ensure peace. However, the analysis critiques these proposals, highlighting the challenges of state behavior and the likelihood of non-compliance with such commitments, particularly from nations like Russia and China.

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The Hill

Trump Comments on Cornyn's Role in Blanche Confirmation Delay

President Trump expressed understanding of Senator John Cornyn's decision to block Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, attributing it to Cornyn's retaliation for Trump's endorsement of a primary opponent. Trump made these comments on July 31, 2026.

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The Daily Beast

Mike Lindell Accumulates Daily Fines Over Defamation Case

Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, is incurring daily fines for not paying a court-ordered defamation judgment of $56,369 to Smartmatic USA. Since April 7, he has accumulated $56,500 in fines. Lindell claims he cannot afford to pay the judgment, and further sanctions may be imposed if he does not comply by August 21.

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Guardian — US

US Government Announces Water Cuts in Response to Colorado River Crisis

On July 31, 2026, the US government announced a plan to manage the Colorado River crisis, which includes water cuts for California, Arizona, and Nevada. The temporary proposal does not impose cuts on Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming, as states work towards a long-term solution.

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Fox News — Latest

Michigan Hospital Settles Lawsuit for $410,000 with Physician Assistant

University of Michigan Health-West has settled a lawsuit with physician assistant Valerie Kloosterman for $410,000 after she was fired for refusing to comply with transgender-related workplace policies due to her religious convictions. The settlement includes the implementation of a religious accommodation policy and employee training.

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Fox News — Politics

House GOP Proposes Bill to Bar Dr. Fauci from Federal Employment

House Republicans have introduced a bill that would bar Dr. Anthony Fauci from federal employment after his recent testimony where he invoked the Fifth Amendment multiple times. The proposed legislation, known as the STOP the SWAMP Act, seeks to prevent individuals from working in government if they refuse to answer questions from lawmakers or are convicted of perjury.

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The Hill

Trump states Israel is pleased with Hamas disarmament agreement

President Trump announced that Israel is pleased with the agreement made by the Board of Peace with Hamas to disarm the militant group in Gaza. He acknowledged that there is some skepticism regarding the framework but emphasized Israel's satisfaction during a Cabinet meeting.

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Fox News — Latest

Francesca Hong Addresses Past 'Defund Police' Comments During Interview

Francesca Hong, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, defended her DSA membership while distancing herself from extreme proposals during an interview. She addressed her past support for defunding the police, stating her views have evolved and that she would not pursue such policies if elected. Hong has garnered support from local DSA chapters and key Democratic figures.

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The Daily Beast

Senator Rand Paul Avoids Questions on Mitch McConnell's Health

Senator Rand Paul declined to answer questions about Senator Mitch McConnell's health, which has been a topic of concern since McConnell's hospitalization in June. Governor Andy Beshear has called for McConnell to publicly address his health status, criticizing Paul for not supporting this call for transparency.

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Washington Examiner

Transportation Secretary Duffy Proposes Changes to Noise Emissions Standards for High-Speed Rail

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has proposed changes to noise emissions regulations for trains to promote the development of high-speed rail in the U.S. The new rule aims to facilitate operations for trains traveling between 160 and 220 miles per hour and could save developers $100 million over the next 30 years. Currently, no high-speed trains in the U.S. exceed 160 miles per hour.

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apnews.com

At least 57 migrants die as thousands cross from Morocco into Spanish territory of Ceuta

In the past 24 hours, around 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain's Ceuta territory, leading to significant chaos and a humanitarian crisis. The Spanish government reported at least 57 migrant deaths during the border breach, prompting a military response to restore order. The surge in crossings has been linked to a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding deportations.

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apnews.com

Spain Deploys Military to Ceuta Amid Migrant Crisis

Spain is deploying military forces to Ceuta following a significant influx of migrants from Morocco, which has resulted in at least nine deaths. The situation escalated as local authorities requested reinforcements to manage the crisis, prompting the Spanish government to take action to restore order at the border.

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themirror.com

Vivek Ramaswamy Booed Off Stage at Conservative Student Conference

Vivek Ramaswamy faced backlash from conservative students at the Young Americans for Liberty conference in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was booed off stage after making comments perceived as dismissive. The incident highlights tensions within the GOP as Ramaswamy campaigns for governor of Ohio.

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The Hill

Republicans Criticized for Focus on Prosecution in Fauci Hearing

Critics have expressed concern that Republicans are more interested in prosecuting Dr. Anthony Fauci than in analyzing the COVID-19 pandemic response. This approach could hinder valuable discussions on lessons learned and future strategies for pandemic preparedness.

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