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Washington Examiner

Vice President JD Vance and Marc Thiessen Exchange Criticism Over College Food Prices

Vice President JD Vance and Marc Thiessen exchanged criticisms over college food prices, with Thiessen dismissing concerns about expensive burritos. Vance responded with a comment about Thiessen's weight, which drew further criticism from Democrats. Thiessen has previously criticized Vance's handling of U.S.-Iran negotiations.

Washington Examiner

Supreme Court to Hear Major Climate Change Case in Upcoming Term

The Supreme Court's upcoming term will commence on October 5, 2026, featuring key cases on climate change and immigration. Notably, the court will hear Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County, which addresses accountability for oil companies in relation to climate change. The term will also include various other significant cases across different legal areas.

The Daily Beast

Trump's Health Scrutiny During West Coast Trip

President Donald Trump's health was questioned during his West Coast trip, particularly by California Governor Gavin Newsom, who described Trump's visit as lacking energy. The White House defended Trump's health, stating he is in good condition despite ongoing scrutiny.

Fox News — Latest

Shooting in Prospect Hill, North Carolina results in multiple fatalities

A shooting in Prospect Hill, North Carolina, resulted in multiple fatalities and at least one hospitalization on August 5, 2026. The incident is under investigation by the Caswell County Sheriff's Office and the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, with authorities confirming there is no ongoing threat to the public.

Axios

Federal Judges Rule Against DOJ in Voter Information Cases

Federal judges have consistently ruled against the Justice Department's attempts to obtain sensitive voter information from states, dismissing multiple cases. The DOJ has filed lawsuits against 30 states, claiming the need for data to support allegations of voter fraud. While some states have agreed to share data, others have only provided publicly available information, and the DOJ's broader efforts to influence election processes continue to face legal challenges.

Washington Examiner

White House Declassifies Documents on 'Oxferd Comma' Investigation

The White House has declassified documents related to the FBI's 2017 investigation into whether President Donald Trump acted on behalf of Russia when he fired FBI Director James Comey. The investigation, known as 'Oxferd Comma,' was part of the broader Crossfire Hurricane inquiry and was closed without substantiating claims that Trump acted as a Russian asset. The release of these documents has renewed scrutiny of the investigation's validity and its implications.

New York Times — US

Acting Attorney General Defends Pirro, Acknowledges Trump's Authority

Todd Blanche, the acting attorney general, expressed that President Trump is justified in his frustration over damage to national monuments. He emphasized that Trump has the authority to make decisions regarding personnel, including the potential to fire individuals in his administration.

New York Times — US

New Mexico Attorney General Files Lawsuit for Unredacted Epstein Files

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has initiated a lawsuit to obtain unredacted files concerning Jeffrey Epstein as part of an investigation into alleged crimes in the state. The lawsuit claims that the Justice Department has been uncooperative in providing necessary information.

Daily Wire

Polling Industry Faces Criticism After Michigan Senate Primary Results

The polling industry is facing backlash after inaccurate predictions in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, where Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Haley Stevens. Polls had suggested a significant lead for El-Sayed, but the close results have prompted calls for more scrutiny of polling methods and their impact on public perception.

nbcnews.com

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Democratic Senate Primary in Michigan

Abdul El-Sayed has secured the Democratic nomination for the Senate seat in Michigan after defeating Rep. Haley Stevens in a close primary. El-Sayed will compete against former Rep. Mike Rogers in the general election. Other notable primary results include Rep. Shri Thanedar's close race in Michigan and the advancement of Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez in Washington state.

nbcnews.com

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Democratic Senate Primary

Abdul El-Sayed has secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, defeating Rep. Haley Stevens in a competitive primary. El-Sayed will face Republican Mike Rogers in the upcoming general election, which is expected to be closely contested and significant for Senate control.

apnews.com

Michigan Senate Race Tightens Between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed

U.S. Representative Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed are in a competitive race for Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate nomination. The election has attracted national attention due to its implications for party control in the Senate and the ideological divide within the Democratic Party. Significant outside spending has influenced the campaign, with both candidates receiving support from prominent political figures.