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Acting DNI touts ‘approximately 30% Staff Reduction from Weeks Ago’ as Senate poised to confirm Trump nominee
William Pulte, the Acting Director of National Intelligence, has announced a fifth wave of staff cuts at the office, saying reductions now amount to roughly 30% fewer personnel compared with a few weeks earlier. The announcement comes as the Senate prepares to confirm President Trump’s nominee to lead the agency permanently, with the outgoing acting…
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Kaitlan Collins Isn’t Surprised Trump Insulted Her at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins has responded to a barrage of insults from President Trump during his first speech as president at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, saying his behaviour did not surprise her because similar personal attacks are now routine in the Oval Office. Trump has increasingly singled out Collins as a target, and…
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Cornyn says there’s no deal on Blanche AG nomination: ‘They know what they have to do’
Senator John Cornyn said there was no agreement over the nomination of Todd Blanche for attorney general, according to the article’s headline. The available text does not provide the circumstances, timing or any response from other parties. Cornyn’s remark that “they know what they have to do” suggests he was placing responsibility on others to…
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Rogers holds double-digit lead over El-Sayed, tied with Stevens in Michigan Senate poll
A new poll suggests Republican former congressman Mike Rogers holds a double-digit lead over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in a potential Michigan Senate contest, while he is level with Democratic representative Haley Stevens. The findings matter because the open-seat race is expected to be highly competitive and could affect control of the US Senate after the…
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Tick Tock: SEC and Big Ten receive revised Protect College Sports Act as Senate vote timeline looms
Revisions to the proposed Protect College Sports Act have been sent to major conference commissioners, including the SEC and Big Ten, for approval as pressure mounts to bring the bipartisan bill to a Senate vote. The legislation aims to bring order to college athletics amid ongoing chaos over name, image and likeness (NIL) payments, transfer…
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Leaders gather in Washington to pay their final tributes to Lindsey Graham
Leaders from across the political spectrum gathered in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday for the first day of funeral services honouring Senator Lindsey Graham, who died on 12 July 2026 at the age of 71. The South Carolina Republican’s flag-draped casket lay in the Capitol Rotunda for a congressional tribute before a service was held at…
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Emanuel: Being 2028 front-runner now would be ‘kiss of death’
Rahm Emanuel said being regarded as the early front-runner for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination would be a “kiss of death”, playing down speculation about his own ambitions. His comments underline how unsettled the party’s next presidential contest remains, with prospective candidates wary of becoming an early target years before voting begins. Emanuel, a former…
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Watch live: Trump, world leaders attend Graham funeral
The article page was inaccessible, so no report of the funeral itself was available to verify. Based on the title, it concerned live coverage of a Washington, DC funeral for Senator Lindsey Graham attended by Donald Trump and several international leaders. The title names Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu among…
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Ruthless Zelensky’s killer instinct impresses Trump during secret Oval Office huddle after Iran blitz – as he makes bold ask
A Daily Mail report claims that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky impressed US President Donald Trump with his “killer instinct” during a secret meeting in the Oval Office, held in the aftermath of a US strike on Iran. According to the report, Zelensky used the encounter to make a bold request of Trump, though the nature…
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Woke Seattle teachers’ union president ‘more likely than not’ physically abused special needs student, investigation finds – but neither superintendent nor union boss will condemn her
An investigation into the president of the Seattle teachers’ union has found it “more likely than not” that she physically abused a student with special needs, according to the Daily Mail. Despite the findings, neither the school district’s superintendent nor the union leadership has publicly condemned her conduct, raising questions about accountability for educators in…