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  1. GOA Files Lawsuit Against Virgin Islands' Nonresident Gun Restrictions

    GOA Files Lawsuit Against Virgin Islands' Nonresident Gun Restrictions

    Gun Owners of America filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Virgin Islands' restrictions on gun possession and concealed carry for nonresidents. Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  2. Orbán Party Communications Seized by Hungarian Prosecutors

    Orbán Party Communications Seized by Hungarian Prosecutors

    The internal electronic communications of Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party were reportedly seized by criminal prosecutors on Tuesday. Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  3. Democrat Mark Kelly Labels Trump a 'Disabled President' in Interview with The Atlantic

    Democrat Mark Kelly Labels Trump a 'Disabled President' in Interview with The Atlantic

    Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) described President Donald Trump as a "disabled president" during an interview with The Atlantic. Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  4. Viewers Shocked After ESPN Fires Ryan Clark in the Middle of Broadcast

    Viewers Shocked After ESPN Fires Ryan Clark in the Middle of Broadcast

    Sports fans were shocked when ESPN fired long-time sports analyst Ryan Clark right in the middle of his show on Monday. Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  5. Nolte: Disney Grooming Syndicate Lays Off Hundreds, Including 150 Pixar Employees

    Nolte: Disney Grooming Syndicate Lays Off Hundreds, Including 150 Pixar Employees

    There’s good news this Tuesday morning: the Disney Grooming Syndicate continues to shrink amid massive layoffs throughout its evil empire, including 150 job cuts at Pixar. | Entertainment There’s good news this Tuesday morning: the Disney Grooming Syndicate continues to shrink amid massive...
  6. Iran War Causes Massive Disruptions in Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia

    Iran War Causes Massive Disruptions in Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia

    Iran’s attacks on neighboring countries are causing massive disruptions of commerce and travel in Jordan, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia. Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  7. Democrat Melat Kiros: U.S. Must Elect More Immigrants from 'Global South' to Challenge Global World Order

    Democrat Melat Kiros: U.S. Must Elect More Immigrants from 'Global South' to Challenge Global World Order

    Melat Kiros (D) says the U.S. must elect more immigrants from the "Global South" to usher in a "reckoning" with the global world order. Continue reading... [ H/T Breitbart News ]
  8. France OKs Social Media Ban for Children Under 15

    France OKs Social Media Ban for Children Under 15

    French lawmakers on Tuesday adopted a bill banning children under 15 from using social media, making France the first country in the European Union to approve a blanket ban on the platforms as concerns grow worldwide over the harmful effects of digital content on kids. Continue reading... [...
  9. Rep. Mace Endorses Rep. Norman for S.C. Senate Seat

    Rep. Mace Endorses Rep. Norman for S.C. Senate Seat

    Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., on Tuesday threw her endorsement to Rep. Ralph Norman, R-S.C., in the race for the Senate seat vacated by the late South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham. Continue reading... [ H/T Newsmax ]
  10. Former Hungarian Prime Minister visited White House and State Department

    Former Hungarian Prime Minister visited White House and State Department

    EXCLUSIVE — Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban visited the White House and State Department during a trip to Washington, D.C., last week, as his successor works to undo his 16 years in power. The previously unknown visit, revealed to the Washington Examiner by a source familiar with...
  11. Jay Clayton inches closer to intelligence chief confirmation vote

    Jay Clayton inches closer to intelligence chief confirmation vote

    Jay Clayton, President Donald Trump’s pick for intelligence chief, cleared a critical committee vote on Tuesday as Republicans banded together to send his nomination to the Senate floor. Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told reporters that Clayton...
  12. Thune says GOP would welcome Fetterman if he leaves the Democratic Party

    Thune says GOP would welcome Fetterman if he leaves the Democratic Party

    Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) said on Tuesday that Republicans would welcome Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) into their caucus if the maverick lawmaker opted to leave the Democratic Party. “We would welcome him,” Thune said when asked if he’d talked to Fetterman about jumping ship. “I...
  13. Here’s why Mamdani can’t arrest Netanyahu despite suggesting otherwise

    Here’s why Mamdani can’t arrest Netanyahu despite suggesting otherwise

    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s ambitions to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are unlikely to materialize, despite his claims. Mamdani is known as a harsh critic of Israel and has alleged that the Middle Eastern democracy is committing genocide against Palestinians in...
  14. State Department links Cuba’s push for ‘guerilla warfare’ to American leftist movement

    State Department links Cuba’s push for ‘guerilla warfare’ to American leftist movement

    A State Department report says American leftists are serving Cuba‘s goals for “urban guerilla warfare and terrorism” through a regime-linked activist group. The Venceremos Brigade spent decades building relations with elected Democrats, labor leaders, and activists by giving supporters...
  15. US and China reportedly set to have artificial intelligence talks in September

    US and China reportedly set to have artificial intelligence talks in September

    The United States and China will reportedly hold talks over artificial intelligence in September to discuss the risks posed by their increasingly powerful frontier models and the tensions that have arisen as they compete for dominance in the AI race. The dates have not yet been finalized, but...
  16. Officer who stopped White House Correspondents’ Association dinner attack to receive award

    Officer who stopped White House Correspondents’ Association dinner attack to receive award

    The White House Correspondents’ Association will give an award to the Secret Service officer who helped put a stop to the gunman who attempted to rush its annual dinner in April. Victor Gonzales, the Secret Service officer who stopped alleged gunman Cole Allen from barging into the White House...
  17. Career criminals roaming free is a problem even in deep-red Texas

    Career criminals roaming free is a problem even in deep-red Texas

    Even in Texas, career criminals are allowed to roam free up to the point that they kill someone, proving that there needs to be a nationwide crackdown on crime to counter the national attitude shift toward criminal justice reform around 2018. Hannah Rapp, a 26-year-old rising featherweight...
  18. Laura Loomer says she feels like an ‘a**hole’ for minimizing Ukraine conflict after experiencing air raid

    Laura Loomer says she feels like an ‘a**hole’ for minimizing Ukraine conflict after experiencing air raid

    Right-wing activist and former YouTuber Laura Loomer admitted she feels like an “a**hole” for not caring about the Russia-Ukraine War and continually downplaying it for years. “I feel like such an a**hole for minimizing the struggle of Ukrainians for the last 5 years. I often said I don’t...
  19. Why the State Department’s new report on Cuba matters

    Why the State Department’s new report on Cuba matters

    As a rule, reports by Washington, D.C.’s various bureaucracies are often meant to be written, not read. Many are perfunctory. To the extent they contain revelations, they are often watered down or hidden in the worst type of bureaucratic prose. But the State Department’s new report, “Cuba: The...
  20. Daily on Energy: Data center bill advances in House

    Daily on Energy: Data center bill advances in House

    WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Tuesday, Daily on Energy readers! Did you know you can watch brown bears feasting on salmon, puffins sunbathing, tigers deep in slumber, and schools of fish swimming along colorful reefs all for free and live as it happens? Explore.org has dozens...
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