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Breitbart Sep 25

Abdul El-Sayed's Sister States He Is 'Not a Capitalist'

Eman Abdelhadi, sister of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, stated in a video that he is 'not a capitalist,' which contradicts his self-identification. El-Sayed has previously rejected the socialist label, advocating for government regulation of monopolies and supporting policies like Medicare for All.

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PBS NewsHour Sep 25

Trump Administration Appeals to Supreme Court Over Deportation Policy

The Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court following a ruling by the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that halted deportations to third countries. The ruling led to the cancellation of a deportation flight and requires that individuals be given the opportunity to contest their deportation, which the administration argues could complicate immigration enforcement efforts.

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Fox News — Politics Sep 25

Protests Occur During State Dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House

Protests occurred during a state dinner at the White House for Chinese President Xi Jinping on September 24, 2026, with demonstrators voicing opposition to his visit. The event included discussions on various topics, and notable tech CEOs were in attendance. Protesters called for the release of political prisoners, including Dr. Gulshan Abbas.

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Breitbart Sep 25

Obama Discusses Government Corruption in Podcast

Former President Barack Obama claimed that the federal government is less corrupt now than in the past during a podcast episode released on September 25, 2026. He cited reforms that have reduced bribes and patronage but noted that these changes have made legislative collaboration more difficult. A recent Gallup poll indicated that 89 percent of U.S. adults believe government corruption is widespread.

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Washington Examiner Sep 25

Trump presents bald eagle statue to Xi Jinping during state dinner

During a state dinner at the White House on September 24, 2026, President Donald Trump presented Chinese President Xi Jinping with a bald eagle statue. The event was part of ongoing efforts to address trade issues and strengthen U.S.-China relations.

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Fox News — Latest Sep 24

Turning Point USA Responds to Lawyer Over Deleted Post Regarding ICE Shooting

Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet criticized attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch after she faced backlash for a deleted social media post referencing Charlie Kirk in relation to the shooting of her client, Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, by an ICE officer. The incident is under investigation, and new evidence has emerged regarding the circumstances of the shooting.

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Guardian — US Sep 24

Trump's State Dinner for Xi Jinping Will Not Be Televised Amid Access Dispute

ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox News have stopped video coverage of White House events until CNN is granted full access. Lawyers for the banned news outlets have requested an emergency hearing after journalists were denied entry, which contradicts a federal judge's order.

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Axios Sep 24

Senate Democrats Introduce Resolutions Against Trump's D.C. Projects

Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) is set to introduce two resolutions in the Senate aimed at preventing President Trump from demolishing the Kennedy Center and constructing a proposed arch near Arlington National Cemetery. The measures reflect Senate Democrats' strategy to utilize legislative tools to counter Trump's initiatives regarding memorials in Washington, D.C.

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Breitbart Sep 24

Trump Hosts Xi Jinping at White House for State Visit

President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House on Thursday, featuring a formal ceremony and a private meeting. The leaders discussed topics including security and artificial intelligence, with a military review also taking place during the event. Trump is set to host a state dinner for Xi on Friday, attended by notable tech executives.

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abcnews.com Sep 24

Trump Administration's Fox News Ad Criticized for Potential Hatch Act Violation

The Trump administration is airing a new advertisement on Fox News that has drawn criticism from Democrats for potentially violating the Hatch Act, which prohibits the use of taxpayer funds for political purposes. The White House defends the ad as a public service announcement, while critics argue it is politically motivated. The ad features Trump discussing communism and includes various patriotic themes.

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cbsnews.com Sep 24

Senate Rejects Resolution to Limit President's War Powers in Iran

The Senate voted 49 to 50 against a resolution intended to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, despite gaining support from four Republican senators. The resolution aimed to direct the president to withdraw U.S. forces from hostilities against Iran unless authorized by Congress. This vote is seen as a significant moment ahead of the midterm elections, with ongoing concerns about rising gas and diesel prices.

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washingtonsun.com Sep 24

Senate Rejects Resolution to Limit Presidential War Powers Regarding Iran

The Senate voted 49-50 against a resolution intended to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with most Republicans and Democratic Senator John Fetterman opposing it. The resolution, which had previously passed in the House, is largely symbolic but reflects growing frustration over the ongoing conflict and its impact on midterm elections.

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PBS NewsHour Sep 24

Cities Consider Right to Air Conditioning Amid Climate Change

As temperatures drop in the U.S., cities are considering whether residents should have a right to air conditioning in light of climate change. New York City plans to require landlords to provide cooling systems by 2030, while other cities have already enacted similar measures. Advocates highlight the health risks associated with extreme heat and the need for support to ensure access to cooling for all residents.

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Washington Examiner Sep 24

Bipartisan Legislation Introduced in Congress for National Film Tax Credit

Bipartisan legislation has been introduced in Congress to establish a national film tax credit aimed at retaining Hollywood productions in the U.S. The Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act proposes a 20% base tax credit for qualifying productions, with potential increases based on specific criteria. The bill has garnered support from various lawmakers and industry figures, with hopes for its passage by the end of the year.

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Vox Sep 24

Global Discussions on AI Safety and Regulation

Discussions surrounding AI safety and regulation have intensified, particularly following high-profile incidents and the introduction of technologies like ChatGPT. Key initiatives include national safety institutes and international reporting mechanisms, but a cohesive global response system is still lacking. Experts propose rapid response protocols and improved communication between nations to better manage AI-related risks.

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New York Times — US Sep 24

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court Approval for Third-Country Deportations

The Trump administration has filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court to continue deporting immigrants to third countries, following a lower court's ruling that imposed restrictions on such deportations. Solicitor General D. John Sauer argued that halting the program has created logistical issues and complications in deporting individuals deemed dangerous criminals. The application comes amid ongoing criticism of the policy due to human rights concerns in the countries where deportees are sent.

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New York Times — Politics Sep 24

Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court Approval for Deportations to Third Countries

The Trump administration has filed a request with the Supreme Court seeking approval to continue its deportation program, which involves sending immigrants to third countries. This move is part of the administration's immigration policy efforts.

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New York Post Sep 24

Approximately 20 Patients Utilize New York's Assisted Suicide Law in First Month

Approximately 20 terminally ill patients have utilized New York's assisted suicide law in its first month, according to estimates from bioethics expert David Hoffman. The law, enacted on August 5, 2026, allows patients with terminal diagnoses to end their lives under specific conditions. Some lawmakers are calling for more immediate data on program participation, while health officials plan to release an annual report on its utilization.

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Washington Examiner Sep 24

DOJ Launches $25 Million ANGEL Grant Program to Support Law Enforcement and Crime Victims

The Justice Department announced a $25 million ANGEL grant program aimed at supporting law enforcement in combating crime related to illegal immigration and trafficking. The announcement was made during a summit focused on public safety, where victims and families shared their experiences and called for accountability in the criminal justice system.

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Fox News — Politics Sep 24

Abdul El-Sayed Responds to Accusations of Ties to Muslim Brotherhood

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan, responded to accusations of ties to the Muslim Brotherhood during a 2018 gubernatorial forum. He emphasized his commitment to uphold the Constitution and clarified that he does not support the implementation of Sharia law in the U.S. The discussion also touched on broader concerns regarding the influence of Sharia law in American politics.

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