Politics

Fox News — Latest Jul 25

Hawaii Lieutenant Governor Indicted on Corruption Charges

Hawaii Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke has been indicted on charges of bribery and conspiracy related to a COVID-19 testing contract. The indictment includes allegations of a $35,000 bribe offered by local businessman Tobi Solidum. Governor Josh Green has urged Luke to resign following the indictment.

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The Hill Jul 25

Biden withdraws lawsuit to prevent release of ghostwriter interview recordings

Former President Joe Biden has dropped his lawsuit to stop the public release of recordings from interviews with a memoir ghostwriter. The withdrawal occurred after a panel of judges rejected his petition to block the recordings.

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Washington Examiner Jul 25

Trump Orders Signage at Smithsonian Following Report on Ideological Bias

President Donald Trump has ordered the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History to display temporary signage that highlights a report claiming ideological bias in the museum's exhibits. The report, released by the White House’s Domestic Policy Council, alleges that the museum prioritizes political activism over historical accuracy. Museum officials have defended their work, stating that the report mischaracterizes their efforts.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 25

Texas Republican Brandon Gill Gains Attention for DEI Policy Critique

Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican congressman, has gained attention for his digital communication skills and pointed questioning of DEI policies during committee hearings. While he has received praise from colleagues for his rising influence, critics argue that his style prioritizes viral moments over in-depth discussions. Gill views criticism from the left as validation of his effectiveness in challenging prevailing ideologies.

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apnews.com Jul 25

Trump Addresses Rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner

President Donald Trump spoke at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on July 25, 2026, delivering a speech that included humor and criticism of various public figures. The event featured increased security and a smaller audience, and Trump concluded by joking about a potential third presidential term.

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Fox News — Politics Jul 25

Congressman Questions Smithsonian Leadership on Museum's Mission Statement Changes

Rep. Mike Carey questioned Smithsonian leadership about the National Museum of American History's removal of 'American history' from its mission statement, which was intended to help move beyond an 'America-first mentality.' The discussion reflects broader debates on national identity and the portrayal of American history, with Hartig defending the museum's approach to include diverse perspectives without erasing historical narratives.

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The Hill Jul 25

Maine Democrats to Announce Nominee to Replace Platner in Senate Race

Maine Democrats are set to announce a new nominee to replace Graham Platner in the Senate race against incumbent Susan Collins. Former state Senator Troy Jackson is expected to be the nominee following Platner's withdrawal due to allegations of sexual abuse. President Trump has also made statements regarding Iran.

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The Hill Jul 25

Rep. Ro Khanna supports call for Netanyahu's arrest

Representative Ro Khanna has voiced support for Mayor Zohran Mamdani's call for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This statement comes as Netanyahu is set to visit the U.S. next week.

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Al Jazeera English Jul 25

Trump criticized for using 'Palestinian' as an insult

US President Donald Trump has faced criticism for using 'Palestinian' derogatorily in reference to a Democratic Senator. This remark has led to backlash from different communities.

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Guardian — US Jul 25

Troy Jackson Nominated as Democratic Candidate for US Senate in Maine

Troy Jackson will be nominated by Maine Democrats to run against Republican Senator Susan Collins in the upcoming midterm elections. Jackson, known for his advocacy for workers' rights, replaces Graham Platner, who stepped down from the race.

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Fox News — Latest Jul 25

Investigation into Cori Bush's Non-Profit Raises Questions About Fundraising Practices

Cori Bush, a former U.S. Representative, is under investigation for her non-profit, Poltivist Power Inc., which may not have been registered as a tax-exempt organization. The Missouri Attorney General is looking into whether Bush misled donors regarding the use of funds raised for tornado relief efforts. No formal charges have been filed against her.

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PBS NewsHour Jul 25

Fact-checking claims about foreign access to U.S. voting machines

Representative Mark Mullin has raised concerns about foreign adversaries accessing U.S. voting machines, reflecting ongoing worries among experts. As of now, there is no evidence to substantiate these claims.

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Vox Jul 25

Rep. Jim Clyburn Discusses His Decision to Continue Serving in Congress

Rep. Jim Clyburn, at 86 years old, discussed his decision to continue serving in Congress, citing his energy and experience compared to younger politicians. He attributed the reluctance of older politicians to retire to a desire to maintain power and emphasized the importance of voter turnout in the 2024 elections. Clyburn also defended the Democratic establishment's ties with the Congressional Black Caucus and the necessity of corporate support for minority candidates.

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Vox Jul 25

Wisconsin Officials Warn Voters Against Betting on Elections

Wisconsin election officials have warned that individuals who bet on election outcomes through prediction markets may lose their right to vote in those elections, based on a 1849 statute. Other states, including New York, have similar laws, but the implications for prediction market participants remain unclear as legal challenges and interpretations evolve.

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NPR — Politics Jul 25

Trump Administration Requests Supplemental Funding for Iran War

The Trump administration is seeking additional funding for the Iran War, claiming that the conflict has already been won. The request amounts to tens of billions of dollars in supplemental appropriations.

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Al Jazeera English Jul 25

Youth Protesters in India Use Humor and Memes Against Modi Administration

Youth protesters in India are using social media, particularly humor and memes, to criticize Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. This method contrasts with Modi's own use of social media to enhance his political image.

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The Atlantic Jul 25

Public Health and the MAHA Movement: An Analysis

The article analyzes the MAHA movement, which has gained significant support since Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took office. It highlights the movement's focus on public health issues beyond vaccines, such as environmental pollutants and healthcare costs. The author argues that public health institutions need to engage more visibly with communities to rebuild trust and address pressing health concerns.

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Washington Examiner Jul 25

Senator John Cornyn Leverages Position Ahead of Retirement

Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) is leveraging his position in the Senate to negotiate with the White House as he approaches retirement. Following his primary loss, he has successfully secured concessions, including advancing nominations in exchange for assurances on AIDS funding. His actions have drawn criticism from some conservative factions.

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Ars Technica Jul 25

TikTok Accounts Promote Politician Ahead of Romanian Presidential Vote

Ahead of Romania's presidential election in November 2024, TikTok accounts shifted focus to promote Calin Georgescu, a politician whose posts received 120 million views. Georgescu won 23 percent of the vote in the election's first round, surprising many observers. Researcher Adriana Iamnitchi is examining the monetization of this content on TikTok.

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The Intercept Jul 25

ICE Resumes Vehicle Stops with New Guidelines Following Recent Shootings

ICE has officially resumed vehicle stops after a brief suspension following two fatal shootings involving its officers. A new internal policy requires officers to wear body cameras during stops and mandates training for those conducting such stops. The changes come amid public scrutiny and demands for accountability regarding ICE's practices.

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