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Deutsche Welle

India's PM Modi announces fast-track courts for paper leak cases

Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has introduced fast-track courts aimed at swiftly addressing cases related to paper leaks. His announcement coincides with student protests occurring nationwide, but he did not comment on these protests directly.

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Fox News — Latest

Nicaragua's Parliament Proposes Abolishing Elections Following Ortega's Declaration

Nicaragua's National Assembly has proposed to abolish elections, following President Daniel Ortega's recent declaration against future elections. This move is seen as a consolidation of power by Ortega and his wife, Rosario Murillo, who have been accused of systematically violating human rights. The U.S. government and the United Nations have condemned these developments, emphasizing the need for democratic processes in Nicaragua.

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Customs Officials Seize Prohibited Meat, Plants, and Wildlife Products from Thailand

Customs and Border Protection officials seized nearly 100 pounds of prohibited items, including meat and a monitor lizard, from luggage arriving from Thailand. In a separate case, California officials found 436 fish in a vehicle without valid fishing licenses, leading to further legal action.

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Al Jazeera English

Armed attacks in northwest Nigeria result in over 20 fatalities

In northwest Nigeria, armed attackers have killed over 20 people, highlighting a rise in violence in the region. Armed gangs are reportedly continuing their raids on villages in northwest and central Nigeria.

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Washington Examiner

Jim Jordan submits criminal referral against Jack Smith over alleged perjury

Jim Jordan, Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has submitted a criminal referral to the Department of Justice against former special counsel Jack Smith, alleging perjury related to his testimony about tracking lawmakers' personal phone messages. The referral is based on claims that Smith misled Congress regarding the nature of communications records accessed during the 'Arctic Frost' investigation, which primarily targeted Republican lawmakers.

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Washington Examiner

Candidates for Arizona's House Seats Advance to General Election

On July 23, 2026, primary candidates in Arizona advanced to the general election, including key races in three House districts. Republicans are defending two swing seats, with notable candidates such as Jay Feely and Eli Crane facing off against Democrats Amish Shah and Jonathan Nez, respectively. The 6th Congressional District will see Rep. Juan Ciscomani compete against JoAnna Mendoza.

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Axios

Jim Jordan Refers Jack Smith to DOJ Over Alleged False Statements

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan referred former Special Counsel Jack Smith to the Justice Department on July 22, 2026, alleging false statements during his congressional testimony. Smith's lawyers countered that the referral is unfounded, asserting that he provided truthful answers. House Judiciary Committee ranking member Jamie Raskin criticized the referral as baseless.

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abcnews.com

Trump Compares Iran War Deaths to Previous Conflicts in Social Media Posts

President Donald Trump has compared the death toll from the Iran conflict, where 18 Americans have died, to fatalities in past wars such as Afghanistan and Vietnam. His comments, made on social media, have drawn criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans, particularly in light of recent American fatalities in Iranian attacks. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has reported the war's cost at $37.5 billion, with additional funding requested.

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Washington Examiner

Connecticut Democrats Warn Yale Against Deal with DOJ Over Admissions Investigation

Connecticut Democrats have warned Yale University against making a deal with the Department of Justice regarding allegations of racial discrimination in its admissions process. Eight state representatives, all Yale alumni, expressed their concerns in a letter to Yale's president, urging her to resist the DOJ's claims, which they described as unfounded. Yale is currently negotiating with the DOJ following an investigation that found the university's school of medicine violated federal law.

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Washington Post — Politics

Amish Shah wins House primary against Democratic establishment candidate in Arizona

Amish Shah has emerged victorious in the Democratic primary for the House in Arizona, defeating the establishment-backed candidate. In related elections, Rep. Andy Biggs won the GOP nomination for governor, while Rep. Greg Stanton successfully defended his seat against a left-wing challenger.

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Fox News — Latest

Hasan Piker Criticizes Mayor Mamdani's Messaging During Podcast

Hasan Piker criticized New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's cautious approach to messaging during a podcast interview, urging progressives to adopt bolder stances. He also discussed the importance of confidence in political communication, particularly in relation to figures like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Piker praised Mamdani for his ability to connect with a diverse audience while advocating for a more assertive political message.

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Al Jazeera English

US tariffs impact Brazilian economy amid election dynamics

Polling shows President Lula is ahead in Brazil's elections, while US tariffs are impacting the Brazilian economy. This situation may hinder the political strategy of the Bolsonaro family in the United States.

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