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New terrifying details of Iran’s ‘shoulder-fired missile threat’ … and intel on Trump’s bedroom location that sent his security team scrambling
The article reports that US security officials were alarmed by intelligence suggesting Iran could pose a shoulder-fired missile threat to Donald Trump, alongside information reportedly identifying the location of his bedroom. The claims matter because they point to a potential risk to a former US president and the heightened demands placed on his protection team.…
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Thousands sign petition calling for expulsion of US ambassador to Canada
More than 60,000 Canadians are backing an effort to remove U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra from the country, accusing him of undermining relations between the neighboring countries and interfering in Canadian politics. The online petition calls on Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to declare Hoekstra “persona non grata” and seeks his removal as President Trump’s ambassador…
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Lawsuit launched over sale of early access to Truth Social posts
A left-leaning publication sued President Trump’s media company on Wednesday over its new product that gives paying Wall Street firms faster access to the president’s Truth Social posts The Intercept filed the lawsuit alongside the Freedom of the Press Foundation, saying the offering violates the First Amendment. “This scheme is profoundly corrupt,” the lawsuit states.…
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Treasury Department repeals Biden-era reporting requirement for US businesses
The Treasury Department on Tuesday officially repealed a requirement for American companies and individuals to report beneficial ownership information to its Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN. The department initially proposed the repeal in March 2025 and published the final rule in the Federal Register on Tuesday. In addition to repealing the reporting requirement, the…
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Fire eliminated after shock late collapse to Spirit
London Spirit beat Welsh Fire by six runs in The Hundred, eliminating the home side from contention for the Eliminator round. The result matters because Fire’s late collapse ended their hopes of reaching the competition’s knockout stage. The match was decided narrowly, with Spirit holding on for a six-run victory after Fire faltered late in…
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Neon Sets 36-Hour Screening Of ‘It Ends’ At NYC’s Metro Private Cinema With Payouts For Sticking Around
Neon will stage a 36-hour continuous screening of Alex Ullom’s debut feature It Ends at New York’s Metro Private Cinema, turning its release into an endurance contest. The promotional event mirrors the film’s premise of characters trapped on an apparently endless journey, and is intended to create attention ahead of its limited cinema opening. The…
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Fetterman says he won’t campaign against McCormick
Sen. John Fetterman (D-Penn.) said he would not campaign against Sen. Dave McCormick (R-Penn.) in 2030 if the Republican chooses to run for a second term. In remarks made to the Washington Examiner, Fetterman was asked whether he would support or oppose McCormick’s potential run in four years. “Well, I would absolutely never move against…
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Count Binface would beat Nigel Farage in Clacton if all Britons could vote in by-election, poll finds
A nationwide poll found that Count Binface would narrowly beat Reform UK leader Nigel Farage in a hypothetical head-to-head contest for Clacton, though the actual by-election is expected to be very different. The result highlights Mr Farage’s weaker standing among the wider British public and the unusual nature of a contest in which major parties…
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Trump sued over $100,000-a-month early-access offer to Truth Social posts
The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation have sued Donald Trump, two aides and the executive office of the president over a paid Truth Social data service offering early access to posts by senior officials. They argue that selling faster access to potentially market-moving official information is corrupt and unconstitutional, particularly because Trump…
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Jewish Dem defections threaten El-Sayed in Michigan Senate race decided by razor-thin margins
Fox News reports that some Jewish voters in Michigan who usually support Democrats may consider backing the Republican Senate candidate instead of Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. The potential shift matters because Michigan elections are often decided by very small margins, giving even a limited number of defections possible influence. The article frames the issue around concerns…