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Justice Department Investigates E. Jean Carroll for Potential Perjury

The Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll for potential perjury in her lawsuits against Donald Trump. The inquiry centers on her 2022 deposition statement regarding funding for her legal fees, which has been contradicted by later revelations about financial support from Reid Hoffman.

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New York Post

Los Angeles Voters Express Concerns Over Government Spending

Los Angeles voters are increasingly worried about government spending and waste, leading to a decline in trust towards elected officials regarding the management of taxpayer money. This concern is particularly pronounced as the 2026 election approaches.

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Fox News — Latest

Waukegan Alderperson Charged for Allegedly Submitting Deceased Mother's Mail-in Ballot

Sylvia Sims Bolton, a Waukegan alderperson, has been charged with submitting a mail-in ballot for her deceased mother during the 2026 primary election. The charges include felony mutilation of election material and misdemeanor disregard for election code. Investigators found no evidence linking the incident to her official duties.

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Axios

Republican Leaders Endorse Ken Paxton Following Texas Senate Primary

Republican Senate leaders are uniting to support Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton following his primary victory over Senator John Cornyn. Key figures, including Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Senator Ted Cruz, are endorsing Paxton and organizing fundraising efforts as they prepare for the general election against Democratic nominee James Talarico.

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Al Jazeera English

Bolivia's President Addresses Ongoing Protests

Bolivia's President [Name] has indicated that the ongoing protests are reaching a critical point, stating that 'time is running out' for the demonstrators. This statement reflects the escalating tensions in the country over the past few weeks.

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Washington Examiner

Staten Island Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Conspiracy to Murder Iranian Regime Critic

Jonathan Loadholt was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to murder journalist Masih Alinejad, a critic of the Iranian regime. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges and was arrested in November 2024 before the plot could be carried out. Another co-defendant, Carlisle Rivera, was sentenced to 15 years in prison earlier this year.

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Vox

Texas Senate Candidates Present Different Views on Christianity

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will face James Talarico in the Senate race, highlighting contrasting views on Christianity's role in politics. Talarico promotes a progressive Christian message, while Paxton advocates for a traditional evangelical approach, reflecting broader cultural debates about faith and governance.

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The Hill

Zelensky requests Patriot missile interceptors from Trump and Congress

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on President Trump and Congress to supply Patriot missile interceptors to aid Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia. He highlighted Ukraine's inability to produce its own anti-missile defense systems despite successes in drone defense.

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PBS NewsHour

Eleven Presumed Dead Following Paper Mill Implosion in Washington

Authorities have confirmed that 11 individuals are presumed dead due to an implosion at a paper mill in Washington. Meanwhile, peace talks between the U.S. and Iran are ongoing, Hamas reports the death of a military leader in Gaza from Israeli airstrikes, and Uganda is closing its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo to combat the spread of Ebola.

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Washington Examiner

John Thune Endorses Ken Paxton Following Texas Primary Victory

Senate Majority Leader John Thune endorsed Ken Paxton after his primary victory over Sen. John Cornyn in Texas. Thune highlighted the need for Republican unity as Paxton prepares for the general election against Democratic nominee James Talarico, amid ongoing concerns over Paxton's ethics.

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New York Post

Nithya Raman faces scrutiny over $4 million in unused homelessness funding

Nithya Raman is facing criticism for not utilizing $4 million in state funding for homelessness cleanup tied to an encampment near the LA River. Approximately 90 people are living in inadequate conditions at the site, prompting concerns during her mayoral campaign.

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Fox News — Latest

James Talarico Acknowledges Past Comments on God and Gender

James Talarico, a Democratic Texas Senate candidate, admitted in an interview that some of his past comments, including his assertion that God is non-binary, were provocative. He emphasized his legislative accomplishments and criticized his opponent Ken Paxton for using his statements as political attacks.

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Guardian — US

House Democrats Propose Bill to Block Construction of Monument Near Arlington National Cemetery

House Democrats, led by Representative Don Beyer, are introducing a bill to block a proposed monument near Arlington National Cemetery, which Beyer criticized as a tribute to Donald Trump's ego. Concurrently, President Trump is set to conduct a cabinet meeting, while confusion arises over a roundtable event attended by Democratic state attorneys general.

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Washington Examiner

Jill Biden expresses concern over Joe Biden's health during 2024 debate

Jill Biden expressed concern about her husband's health during the 2024 presidential debate, fearing he might be having a stroke. This statement contrasts with her earlier praise of his performance. Joe Biden later withdrew from the race and was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer, leading to criticism from Donald Trump regarding health transparency.

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Fox News — Politics

Protests Continue Outside Delaney Hall as Trump Dismisses Demonstrators

President Donald Trump dismissed protesters outside Delaney Hall as 'fake' and 'paid for' amid ongoing demonstrations regarding conditions at the Newark ICE detention facility. The protests have escalated, leading to clashes with law enforcement and allegations of poor living conditions from detainees.

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Fox News — Latest

Protests Continue Outside Delaney Hall as Trump Comments on Demonstrators

Protests outside Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility in Newark, have intensified, with President Trump labeling demonstrators as 'fake' and 'paid for.' The protests, which began on May 24, have involved allegations of poor conditions inside the facility, leading to clashes between protesters and ICE agents. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended the facility amid ongoing scrutiny.

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