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Washington Examiner

Trump Encourages GOP Voters to Participate in Midterm Elections

On August 21, 2026, President Donald Trump called on Republican voters to participate in the midterm elections, particularly in the special primary runoff for Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC). He emphasized the importance of voter turnout and acknowledged the challenge of mobilizing his supporters when he is not on the ballot, highlighting the historical difficulties the GOP has faced in maintaining electoral success without his direct involvement.

Deutsche Welle

Pentagon dismisses leadership of military newspaper for insubordination

The Pentagon has dismissed the leadership of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes, including its editor-in-chief, publisher, and a reporter. The editor stated that the firings were a result of insubordination related to objections against potential editorial interference.

Washington Examiner

Senator Darline Graham Nordone Campaigns on Key Issues Ahead of Republican Primary Runoff

Senator Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) has launched a series of advertisements supporting the SAVE America Act and opposing transgender athletes in women's sports as she campaigns for the Republican primary runoff. Her strategy aligns with President Trump's messaging, as she faces criticism regarding her policy positions and experience. South Carolina voters will choose between Nordone and her opponent, Rep. Ralph Norman, in the upcoming election.

Guardian — US

Trump Proposes Increase in Imported Ground Beef Amid Criticism from Senator

Former President Donald Trump announced a plan to import 300,000 metric tonnes of ground beef without tariffs to lower prices, drawing criticism from Senator Tim Sheehy. Sheehy argued that the plan could harm American ranchers. The average price of ground beef has increased by 9.4% year-over-year, reaching about $7.12 per pound.

Guardian — US

Trump Discusses Beef Import Plan and Military Honors in South Carolina

President Trump announced a plan to import ground beef to lower prices, which has drawn criticism from Senator Tim Sheehy regarding its impact on American ranchers. Trump also faced backlash for suggesting a Navy ship could bear his name, raising concerns about the implications for military service members.

Fox News — Latest

Trump Responds to Protester During South Carolina Rally

President Donald Trump addressed a protester who interrupted his rally in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on Friday night. He was campaigning for Darline Graham ahead of the Senate runoff, urging supporters to vote and highlighting Graham's positions on various issues.

Fox News — Politics

Trump Responds to Protester During Myrtle Beach Rally

President Donald Trump addressed a protester who interrupted his rally in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on August 21, 2026. He was campaigning for Darline Graham ahead of the Senate runoff and encouraged supporters to vote, stating the importance of their participation despite his name not being on the ballot. Trump highlighted Graham's policy positions and her dedication to supporting the military.

Fox News — Latest

Angie Nixon Clarifies Political Views After Joining Democratic Socialists of America

Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon clarified her political stance after joining the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), distancing herself from some of the organization's positions. She emphasized her support for public housing and healthcare while rejecting the characterization of her as a socialist. Nixon advanced to the general election after winning the primary against Alexander Vindman.

Washington Examiner

Protester Ejected from Trump Rally in Myrtle Beach

A protester was ejected from a Trump rally in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for wearing a controversial shirt. The rally supported Sen. Darline Graham Nordone, and Trump commented on the incident while discussing political issues. The protester's political ties are not known, and the event has drawn attention to ongoing discussions about Jeffrey Epstein.

The Daily Beast

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Expected to Depart Amid Tensions with Defense Secretary Hegseth

Dan Driscoll, the U.S. Secretary of the Army, is expected to resign by the end of the year amid tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. His departure follows Hegseth's recent firing of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George and concerns about Driscoll's influence within the Pentagon. If Driscoll leaves, the Army will be without a Senate-confirmed leader.