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Washington Examiner

Ohio State Senator Jane Timken Declines to Run for Max Miller's House Seat

Ohio State Senator Jane Timken has ruled out a bid for the U.S. House seat held by Max Miller, who is facing allegations of abuse. Timken confirmed her intention to focus on her current state senate campaign. Miller has denied the allegations and plans to continue his reelection efforts.

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Vox

Nevada Plans to Convert Golf Course into Affordable Housing Complex

Nevada is moving forward with plans to convert the Badlands Golf Club in Las Vegas into the largest affordable housing complex in the state. This initiative addresses the significant housing shortage in the area, while also highlighting the challenges of local opposition to such developments. The project aims to provide affordable housing along with community amenities.

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The Daily Beast

Max Miller Addresses Domestic Abuse Allegations and Admits to Testosterone Use

Max Miller, an Ohio congressman, has publicly denied domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, while admitting to using testosterone injections. The situation has escalated with Moreno alleging violence during their relationship, prompting her father, Senator Bernie Moreno, to call for Miller's removal from Congress. Miller maintains his innocence and emphasizes his commitment to his daughter's well-being.

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Deutsche Welle

Dry Danube River impacts nuclear power operations in Romania and Hungary

The Danube River's low water levels have significantly affected nuclear power operations in Hungary and Romania. The Paks plant is functioning at only 10% capacity, while military actions in Romania aim to improve water flow to the Cernavoda plant.

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PBS NewsHour

U.S. Companies Reduce Dependence on China for Critical Minerals

A refinery in New Hampshire is producing critical minerals for missiles used in military operations, including the Iran war. This development is part of a larger trend among U.S. companies to reduce dependence on China for these vital resources.

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Washington Examiner

Kalshi CEO Responds to New York Lawsuit Over Prediction Markets

Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour has responded to a lawsuit from New York Attorney General Letitia James, which seeks to block the company's prediction market operations in the state. Mansour argues that the lawsuit aims to stifle innovation and that Kalshi operates under federal regulations. The legal dispute raises questions about the classification of Kalshi's event contracts as federally regulated derivatives versus illegal gambling under state law.

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Fox News — Latest

Iranian President Reaffirms Support for Hamas Amid U.S. Disarmament Efforts

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reaffirmed support for Hamas following the election of its new leader, Khalil al-Hayya. This statement comes as U.S. President Donald Trump promotes a disarmament agreement aimed at Hamas, highlighting contradictions in the efforts to remove the group from power while it continues to receive support from Iran.

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Fox News — Politics

Michigan Senate Candidates Face Off Ahead of Primary Election

Republican Mike Rogers is confident in his chances against either Democratic candidate in the Michigan Senate primary. The candidates, Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens, represent different ideological factions within the party, with Rogers criticizing both as too extreme for Michigan voters. Both Democratic candidates are optimistic about uniting after the primary.

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Fox News — Politics

Socialist House Candidate Donavan McKinney Identifies Common Ground with Republicans

Donavan McKinney, a socialist candidate, has stated he agrees with Republicans on the issue of waste, fraud, and abuse but believes the focus should be on corporate welfare. He criticized government spending priorities and called for a redistribution of resources to better support vulnerable populations. McKinney is challenging incumbent Rep. Shri Thanedar in the upcoming elections.

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Washington Examiner

Rep. Ayanna Pressley Criticizes Trump Administration and Supreme Court

Rep. Ayanna Pressley criticized the Trump administration and the Supreme Court, stating they are working together to cause harm. She expressed support for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed, emphasizing the importance of addressing inequalities and health outcomes. Pressley also discussed the need for unity among Democrats to defeat Republicans in the upcoming elections.

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nypost.com

Rep. Max Miller Releases Audio of Ex-Wife Amid Abuse Allegations

Rep. Max Miller of Ohio has publicly released audio recordings of his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, who has accused him of drug use and abuse. The recordings include Moreno expressing fear for her safety and detailing instances of alleged abusive behavior. Miller denied the allegations and is facing a competitive reelection bid amid these accusations.

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express.co.uk

Gatwick Airport Issues Fuel Shortage Warning

Gatwick Airport has warned of a potential fuel shortage, advising pilots to refuel at other airports. Long-haul flights may be particularly impacted, but the CEO of Airlines UK stated there is no evidence of a widespread jet fuel shortage in the UK.

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aljazeera.com

President Trump Calls for Lower Gas Prices Amid Rising Oil Costs

President Trump has called on oil companies, particularly Chevron, to lower gasoline prices as oil prices rise amid the US-Israel conflict involving Iran. Oil prices dropped five percent on Monday, with Brent Crude at $82.91 per barrel. Economists have questioned Trump's claims that prices will fall significantly following the conflict.

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Daily Wire

House Ethics Committee Recommends Censure for Rep. Chuck Edwards

The House Ethics Committee has recommended censure for Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) for inappropriate treatment of two female staffers, including giving gifts and making comments about their appearance. Edwards' attorney has contested the findings, claiming the process was flawed. This investigation comes at a politically challenging time for Edwards as he faces a strong Democratic challenger in the upcoming midterm elections.

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The Verge

Microsoft Plans to Bring Xbox 360 Games to PC

Microsoft is set to enable developers to port Xbox 360 games to PC, according to a leaked document. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the Xbox game library across multiple devices, including the upcoming Project Helix console.

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Axios

U.S. and Japan Coordinate on Yen Intervention Amid Market Strains

The U.S. and Japan have jointly intervened in the currency market to support the yen, reflecting U.S. goals and concerns about global market stability. This collaboration aims to stabilize the yen without pressuring U.S. Treasury bonds, amid rising long-term borrowing costs and potential impacts on global financial dynamics.

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The Hill

Former White House Deputy Press Secretary Criticizes Economic Messaging

Sarah Matthews, a former deputy press secretary for President Trump, criticized the Trump administration's economic messaging, claiming it misleads the American public. She noted that Republicans had previously accused the Biden administration of similar tactics.

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