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Washington Examiner

Dispute Arises Among Republicans Over OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Location

Rep. Joe Wilson and Sen. Roger Wicker have publicly disagreed over the location of the 2027 OSCE Parliamentary Assembly session, which Wilson supports being held in Charleston, South Carolina. Wicker has stated that the event will not take place there due to logistical concerns. The dispute became prominent during the recent OSCE parliamentary assembly session in The Hague.

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Fox News — Politics

James Talarico Fundraises with Surgeon Who Previously Operated on Minors Amid Controversy

James Talarico, a Democratic Senate candidate in Texas, is under scrutiny for fundraising with a surgeon who previously operated on transgender minors. Talarico has publicly stated his opposition to sex-change surgeries for children but has faced criticism from opponents regarding his past actions and statements on the issue.

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Axios

U.S. Revokes Iran Oil Waivers Following Attacks in Strait of Hormuz

The U.S. has revoked waivers that allowed Iran to sell oil, citing recent attacks by Iran on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials indicated that Iran's compliance with the terms of a memorandum of understanding is necessary for any benefits, while Iranian officials claim they are adhering to their commitments.

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Guardian — US

Utah Revokes License of Provo Canyon School Amid Abuse Allegations

Utah has revoked the license of Provo Canyon School, citing failure to meet health and safety standards. Paris Hilton has alleged abuse at the school during her teenage years. The school has 15 days to contest the decision.

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Fox News — Politics

Graham Platner's Senate Campaign Faces Challenges Amid Allegations

Graham Platner's campaign for the U.S. Senate is under severe strain due to a recent rape allegation from a former partner, leading to calls for his withdrawal from the race. This allegation adds to a series of controversies, including past social media posts and accusations of abusive behavior. Prominent Democratic leaders have withdrawn their support, and Platner's campaign is currently assessing its future.

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Fox News — Politics

U.S. Revokes Oil Sanctions Waivers to Iran Following Attacks on Commercial Ships

The U.S. has revoked oil sanctions waivers to Iran following attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The attacks have raised concerns about the security of this vital shipping route and have complicated ongoing diplomatic negotiations between the U.S. and Iran. The situation continues to evolve as both nations respond to the recent hostilities.

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The Verge

ABC Responds to FCC Investigation into The View's Political Coverage

ABC has issued a statement in response to an FCC investigation regarding The View's political coverage. The network argues that the investigation undermines editorial independence and is a response to the show's perceived stance against the current administration.

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The Daily Beast

Mitch McConnell's Social Media Activity Halts Amid Health Concerns

Mitch McConnell has not posted on social media since June 12, coinciding with his hospitalization for a cardiac arrest. His health status remains unclear, leading to speculation among senators and the public. McConnell's office has provided limited information, and there are concerns about the potential implications for his Senate seat.

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Fox News — Latest

California High School Responds to Law Mandating Change of 'Indians' Mascot

Marysville High School is contesting a California law that mandates the removal of its 'Indians' mascot. The law, effective July 7, 2026, prohibits derogatory Native American terms as mascots. The school has sought consent from local tribal representatives but has not yet received it and plans to continue its efforts.

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Axios

Federal Agencies to Establish New Benchmarking Process for AI Models by August 1

Federal agencies must establish a new benchmarking process for frontier AI models by August 1, 2026, as current testing methods are insufficient. Collaborations among major tech companies aim to create standardized benchmarks that reflect real-world capabilities of AI systems, addressing the rapid advancements in AI technology.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Lawyers Transition to Democratic State Attorneys General Offices Amid Legal Challenges to Trump Administration

A significant number of federal lawyers have left the Trump administration to work for Democratic state attorneys general, as these states ramp up legal challenges against the administration's policies. Over 10,000 federal attorneys have departed since early 2025, with more than 100 joining Democratic offices. This shift reflects a growing collaboration among Democratic states to resist the Trump agenda through coordinated legal strategies.

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Washington Examiner

Democratic Socialists of America Faces Challenges in Swing States Ahead of Midterm Elections

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has recently achieved significant victories in Colorado and New York, raising questions about the impact of its leftward shift on the Democratic Party in swing states ahead of the midterm elections. Analysts are divided on whether the DSA's successes indicate a broader trend, with some cautioning that the socialist label may pose challenges in battleground districts where voters prioritize practical concerns over ideology.

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New York Post

Trump to address NATO defense spending concerns

President Trump will discuss NATO countries' progress towards meeting the 2030 defense spending target. Some member nations are reportedly struggling to meet these commitments, prompting Trump's warning against using inaccurate methods to report their spending.

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Axios

Trump's Discontent with NATO Allies Ahead of Summit in Ankara

President Donald Trump arrived at the NATO summit in Ankara on July 7, 2026, expressing frustration with allies who did not support U.S. actions against Iran. Concerns are growing in Europe regarding the potential impact of Trump's attitude on U.S. military presence in the region, as the Pentagon has already reduced troop levels and military resources available to NATO. Trump is expected to discuss defense spending and military support with various leaders during the summit.

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