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Fox News — Latest

ABC Files Opposition Against FCC License Review for Eight Stations

ABC has submitted a filing to the FCC opposing the early review of licenses for eight of its stations, claiming the action is retaliatory. The FCC stated that broadcasters must operate in the public interest, while a conservative watchdog group supports the review based on documented conduct.

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Washington Examiner

Michigan Democratic Primary Sees Increased Tensions Among Candidates

The Democratic primary in Michigan's 7th Congressional District is marked by rising tensions as candidate Matt Maasdam suggested Bridget Brink consider dropping out to consolidate votes against progressive William Lawrence. Significant outside spending has influenced the race, with both Maasdam and Brink facing attack ads. The primary outcome is crucial for the Democratic Party's prospects in a competitive district.

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New York Times — Tech

Big Tech Companies Project $1.5 Trillion in Data Center Spending

Meta, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are expected to collectively spend $1.5 trillion on data center construction through next year. This investment is driven by the rising demand for data processing and storage associated with advancements in artificial intelligence.

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theguardian.com

Saudi Arabia Prepares Military Offensive Against Houthis

Saudi Arabia is preparing for a military offensive against Houthi forces in Yemen, focusing on both sea and potential land operations. The Saudi defense ministry has announced support from 14 countries for a multinational maritime coalition to protect shipping routes. Recent tensions have escalated, with increased fighting and attacks on oil facilities, as Saudi Arabia seeks to defend its interests while avoiding further escalation with Iran.

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The Atlantic

The Evolution of White-Collar Work and Its Implications

This article examines the historical development of white-collar work in America, tracing its evolution from the late 1860s to the present day. It discusses the implications of artificial intelligence on the future of white-collar jobs and the changing perceptions of work and status within this sector.

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Washington Examiner

U.S. Investigators Link Cyberattack on Minnesota Water Systems to Iranian Hackers

U.S. investigators have linked a recent cyberattack on Minnesota water systems to Iranian hackers, according to preliminary analyses. The attacks targeted automated systems at various water facilities but did not affect water quality. Local officials are now addressing the implications of these attacks in political campaigns, emphasizing the need for improved cybersecurity in municipal infrastructure.

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Daily Wire

Democratic Senate Candidate Troy Jackson Has Children with Second Cousin

Troy Jackson, the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate from Maine, has two children with his second cousin, Lana Pelletier, according to genealogical records. Jackson became the nominee after Graham Platner withdrew from the race, and he is now facing incumbent Senator Susan Collins. The couple's relationship is legal under Maine law, and they have been together since high school.

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Fox News — Latest

House Committee Requests Briefings on Noncitizen Voting and Foreign Election Interference

The House Committee on Administration is requesting classified briefings on allegations of noncitizen voting and foreign interference in U.S. elections. This follows President Trump's claims regarding noncitizen registrations and security concerns ahead of the midterm elections. The committee is seeking information from the Department of Homeland Security on the number of noncitizens registered to vote and vulnerabilities in voting systems.

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Fox News — Politics

House Committee Requests Briefings on Noncitizen Voting and Election Security

The House Committee on Administration is requesting classified briefings on allegations of noncitizen voting and election security following President Donald Trump's comments on the issue. The committee is particularly interested in the number of noncitizens registered to vote and potential vulnerabilities in voting systems. The GOP is pushing for stricter voter registration measures, although no evidence has been found that noncitizens have affected federal election outcomes.

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Washington Examiner

Jackie Auringer Calls for Pat Ryan to Return AIPAC Contributions

Jackie Auringer, a Republican candidate for Congress, has called on Rep. Pat Ryan to return over $790,000 in contributions from AIPAC following his recent vote to end aid to Israel. Ryan's campaign stated he has returned contributions as requested, but did not provide specific figures. Auringer criticized Ryan for breaking his promise to support Israel, while Ryan has indicated he no longer seeks AIPAC's endorsement.

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Fox News — Politics

Sen. Jon Ossoff Highlights Military Infrastructure Investments Despite Voting Against Bill

Senator Jon Ossoff has highlighted federal investments in Georgia's military infrastructure while having voted against the bill that provided these improvements. His office claims that the funding is a result of his work on the Military Construction subcommittee, while his Republican opponent criticized him for taking credit for legislation he opposed. Ossoff faces challenges in his reelection campaign amid a competitive political landscape.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Considers F-35 Sale to Turkey Amid State Department Concerns

President Trump has shown interest in selling the F-35 fighter jet to Turkey, but a State Department letter indicates that Turkey has not met the necessary legal requirements for the sale. The letter outlines that Turkey must relinquish its Russian-made S-400 system and fulfill additional certification requirements before any transfer can occur. Congressional approval remains a significant obstacle due to concerns over Turkey's ties with Russia and Hamas.

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The Hill

Trump announces initiative to employ veterans as truck drivers

President Trump introduced the 'Freedom Haulers' initiative on July 30, 2026, which seeks to employ U.S. military veterans as truck drivers, replacing illegal immigrant drivers. The announcement was made with key administration officials present.

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Daily Wire

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel to Skip Democratic Party Convention Due to Safety Concerns

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel will not attend the upcoming Michigan Democratic Party convention due to safety concerns stemming from harassment. She criticized party leadership for not adequately addressing issues of antisemitism within the party, highlighting a growing ideological divide over Israel as the Senate primary approaches. The Michigan Democratic Party affirmed its commitment to a safe environment for all attendees.

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Washington Examiner

Bob Cusack Discusses Dr. Fauci's Senate Hearing and Public Concerns

Bob Cusack, executive editor of the Washington Examiner, discussed the implications of Dr. Anthony Fauci's Senate hearing, criticizing its execution and emphasizing the need for more hearings to address public concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. He noted that voters are primarily focused on economic issues, as highlighted by recent polling, and suggested that both major parties need to realign their priorities ahead of the 2024 election.

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notus.org

Democratic Candidates Compete in Michigan's 7th Congressional District Ahead of Midterm Elections

In Michigan's 7th Congressional District, Democratic candidates Matt Maasdam and Bridget Brink are competing for support ahead of the midterm elections, while a third candidate, William Lawrence, poses a potential threat. Polling shows Lawrence leading, raising concerns among party strategists about the impact of a divided Democratic field in a key battleground district.

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apnews.com

Democratic Senators Request Update on Harriet Tubman $20 Bill Efforts Amid Other Political Developments

Ten Democratic senators have called on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for clarification on the status of the Harriet Tubman $20 bill initiative. Meanwhile, former President Trump may withdraw Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination amid demands from Republican senators. In other developments, Dr. Erica Schwartz's nomination to lead the CDC has advanced, and tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated. Trump's claims about tariffs benefiting the economy have been challenged by economic realities.

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Daily Wire

Cori Bush Seeks Political Comeback in Missouri's 1st Congressional District

Cori Bush is campaigning to regain her former seat in Missouri's 1st Congressional District during the 2026 midterms, facing off against current Representative Wesley Bell. The race highlights key divisions within the Democratic Party, particularly regarding support for Israel, and could signal the party's future direction depending on the primary's outcome on August 4, 2026.

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