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Stephen Miller discusses Trump administration's policy on banking for illegal immigrants

Stephen Miller, deputy chief of staff, announced that the Trump administration is pursuing a policy to limit banking access for illegal immigrants as a means to encourage self-deportation. An executive order signed by President Trump directs banks to scrutinize accounts and credit applications involving individuals without legal status, potentially complicating their participation in the financial system.

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The Hill

Iran's Supreme Leader Criticizes U.S. Ceasefire Agreement

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei criticized the U.S. for allegedly violating its ceasefire agreement with Iran. He labeled President Trump's signature on the memorandum of understanding as lacking credibility, citing recent U.S. military actions as proof of the violations.

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Washington Examiner

Democrats Reflect on Party Identity Two Years After Biden's Exit

Two years after Joe Biden's exit from the presidential race, the Democratic Party is still grappling with its identity and leadership direction following its 2024 electoral defeat. The party faces internal debates over its future, with differing views on how to appeal to both moderates and progressives. Many strategists believe that the party must address pressing voter concerns and present a cohesive vision to regain competitiveness in upcoming elections.

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Jim Acosta Calls for Networks to Avoid Live Coverage of Trump Speeches

Jim Acosta, a former CNN anchor, has called on television networks to avoid live coverage of President Trump's speeches, citing concerns over the spread of unverified claims. He warned that Trump's rhetoric could undermine trust in the upcoming midterm elections. Acosta's comments were made prior to Trump's recent address, where he discussed election integrity and alleged foreign influence.

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Fox News — Politics

Kentucky Governor Receives Calls Indicating Mitch McConnell Had Died

Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky reported receiving calls indicating that Senator Mitch McConnell had died while in the hospital. McConnell's office clarified that he was hospitalized due to a fall and developed pneumonia but did not suffer a heart attack or stroke. Beshear has called for more transparency regarding McConnell's health.

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Fox News — Latest

Kentucky Governor Reports Receiving Calls Indicating Mitch McConnell Had Died

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear reported receiving calls from agencies indicating that Senator Mitch McConnell had died while in the hospital. McConnell's office confirmed he was hospitalized due to a fall and developed pneumonia but stated he did not suffer serious health issues. Beshear has called for greater transparency regarding McConnell's health.

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Alameda County Board Approves Reparations Action Plan, Cash Payments Not Ruled Out

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors has approved a reparations action plan aimed at addressing systemic discrimination against Black residents. While the plan prioritizes policy reforms over direct cash payments, Supervisor Nate Miley indicated that cash payments are not entirely ruled out for the future. The initiative includes structural changes in housing, economic development, and education.

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Washington Examiner

Ralph Norman Announces Candidacy for Lindsey Graham's Senate Seat

Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) has announced his candidacy for the Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham, who passed away recently. Following Graham's death, his sister, Darline Graham Nordone, was appointed to fill his seat temporarily. The special primary election is scheduled for August 11, 2026.

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Washington Examiner

Ralph Norman Announces Candidacy for Lindsey Graham’s Senate Seat

Representative Ralph Norman (R-SC) has announced his candidacy for the Senate seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham in the upcoming South Carolina special election. Following Graham's death, his sister, Darline Graham Nordone, was appointed to fill his seat temporarily. Other candidates, including Representatives Nancy Mace and Russell Fry, are also considering running for the position.

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aol.com

Nationwide Protests Against Data Center Expansion Planned

Protests against the expansion of data centers are planned in over 125 locations across the U.S. on July 18, 2026. Organized by the group HumansFirst, the protests aim to address concerns about the impact of data centers on local communities, including issues related to power costs, water usage, and environmental pollution. A recent poll shows significant public opposition to the pace of data center construction.

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Fox News — Latest

Rep. Ralph Norman Announces Senate Candidacy in South Carolina

Rep. Ralph Norman has declared his candidacy for the South Carolina Senate seat following the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham. He aims to run in the upcoming special GOP primary election on August 11, despite President Trump's endorsement of Darline Graham for the position. Norman has received support from GOP Senators Mike Lee and Rick Scott and will face competition from other declared candidates.

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Guardian — US

Rally Held in Memphis to Support Justin Pearson's Congressional Campaign

A rally in Memphis drew over a thousand supporters for Justin Pearson, a Democratic state representative running for Congress. The event, attended by prominent figures, was held in response to recent fatal shootings by the Memphis Safe Task Force.

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