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Politics

Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

The Atlantic

Congress Considers Suspension of Federal Gas Tax Amid Rising Prices

The average gas price in the U.S. has risen from under $3 to nearly $4.50 since February, prompting Congress to consider suspending the federal gas tax of 18.4 cents per gallon. While some lawmakers support this measure, key opposition exists, reflecting the gas tax's declining significance. The Highway Trust Fund faces a projected shortfall of $294 billion over the next decade, leading to discussions about alternative funding solutions for infrastructure.

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cnbc.com

UK Intelligence Chief Warns of Security Risks from Russia and China

In a forthcoming speech, GCHQ director Anne Keast-Butler will address the security challenges posed by China and Russia, urging for immediate action to enhance cybersecurity. She will highlight recent espionage cases and the need for international cooperation in countering these threats.

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Ars Technica

US Law Enforcement Identifies Anti-Technology Extremism as a Growing Concern

US federal agencies are ramping up surveillance of anti-technology extremists as part of a broader national security strategy. This follows directives from President Trump aimed at targeting individuals with certain ideological beliefs, including anti-capitalism. The focus on this group reflects growing concerns about the societal impact of technology and AI.

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Guardian — US

Paxton Wins Republican Nomination for Senate, Praises Trump's Endorsement

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won the Republican nomination for the Senate and praised Donald Trump's endorsement as a significant political force. Christian Menefee defeated Al Green for Texas's 18th congressional district. Additionally, there were setbacks for Republican redistricting efforts in Alabama and South Carolina, and construction for a UFC arena on the White House lawn is underway.

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Axios

Texas Primary Results: Ken Paxton Defeats John Cornyn

Ken Paxton won the Texas Republican primary against incumbent Senator John Cornyn by 28 points, the largest defeat for a sitting U.S. senator in nearly 50 years. This result emphasizes former President Trump's influence but raises concerns about the Republican Party's ability to retain its Senate majority in the upcoming elections.

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Fox News — Politics

Purple Heart Veteran Responds to Graham Platner's Comments

Teddy Daniels, a Purple Heart veteran, criticized Graham Platner for mocking him online and refusing to apologize. Daniels expressed disbelief at Platner's use of PTSD as an excuse for his comments and stated that Platner owes an apology to the family of Chris Kyle. He also rejected the notion that Platner's remarks were merely 'locker room talk.'

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Fox News — Latest

Israeli Ambassador Discusses Rising Antisemitism in France and Political Rhetoric

Israeli Ambassador to France, Joshua Zarka, expressed concerns over rising antisemitism in France, linking it to political rhetoric from far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon and foreign influences. France recorded 1,320 antisemitic acts in 2025, a significant increase from previous years, prompting discussions on community safety and the need for vigilance among Jewish individuals. French President Emmanuel Macron has also condemned the rise of antisemitism, highlighting its pervasive nature in society.

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Guardian — US

Trump Moves Cabinet Meeting to White House Amid Iran Negotiations

Donald Trump is set to host a cabinet meeting at the White House on Wednesday after heavy rain led to the postponement of a trip to Camp David. This meeting occurs as negotiations to resolve the conflict with Iran are reportedly at a crucial point.

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Fox News — Latest

Legislation to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent Under Review

The Trump administration is reviewing legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, following a recent House vote. Health experts, including Dr. Wendy Troxel, caution that this change could negatively impact circadian rhythms and overall health, advocating instead for permanent standard time.

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Fox News — Latest

Abdul El-Sayed Addresses Controversy Over Rallying with Hasan Piker

Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate for the Michigan Senate, defended his collaboration with Hasan Piker during an interview, clarifying that he does not endorse Piker's controversial statements. El-Sayed discussed his vision for healthcare and criticized U.S. military spending while addressing concerns about gas prices and immigration policies.

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New York Post

Gingrich Reflects on Clinton Impeachment Decision

In a recent interview, Newt Gingrich expressed his belief that the impeachment of Bill Clinton related to the Monica Lewinsky scandal was a mistake. He pointed out that the core issue was not Lewinsky.

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Washington Examiner

Debate Surrounds Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center in New Jersey

The Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in New Jersey is under scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers who allege poor conditions for detainees, leading to protests and a hunger strike. The Department of Homeland Security has countered these claims, asserting that conditions at the facility meet or exceed those of federal prisons and emphasizing the criminal backgrounds of some detainees.

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The Hill

Senate Republicans Discuss Potential Changes to Parliamentarian Role

Senate Republican aides report a growing inclination among GOP members to remove parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough after her ruling against a $1 billion proposal for the White House ballroom. This ruling has led to significant dissatisfaction from President Trump.

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