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Taoiseach Micheál Martin Faces Dáil Pressure on Historical Redress and Public Safety
Taoiseach Micheál Martin faces mounting scrutiny in the Dáil over historical child abuse redress, rising rates of femicide, and cultural heritage preservation.
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Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Restore Name to Kennedy Center
A federal appeals court rejected Donald Trump’s bid to restore his name to the Kennedy Center, ruling the legal challenge failed to prove any irreparable harm.
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Kentucky Governor Beshear Demands Transparency on McConnell’s Health Status
Governor Andy Beshear has formally requested a health update from Senator Mitch McConnell, citing public concern after a weeks-long, opaque hospitalization.
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Kuan Bi-ling: China’s Gray Zone Tactics Threaten Taiwan’s Status Quo
Taiwanese Minister Kuan Bi-ling warns that incremental Chinese pressure in the Taiwan Strait risks fundamentally altering the status quo without open conflict.
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Surveillance Concerns Mount as Law Enforcement Use of Flock Safety AI Technology Faces Scrutiny
Over 50 U.S. cities have dropped Flock Safety contracts after reports of AI-driven police errors and data misuse sparked urgent calls for stricter oversight.
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New poll shows El-Sayed, Stevens statistically tied in Michigan Democratic Senate primary
A new Tavern Research poll shows Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens in a statistical dead heat for Michigan’s Democratic Senate nomination before August 4.
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US Leads Diplomatic Push for Libyan Reunification via Oil Investment Incentives
The US is brokering a power-sharing deal in Libya, leveraging potential oil sector investment to unite rival administrations and end a decade of political deadlock.
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Public Skepticism Mounts Over Mitch McConnell’s Health Following Jennings’ Claims
Conservative commentator Scott Jennings faces intense scrutiny after claiming a private call with hospitalized Senator Mitch McConnell amid a media blackout.
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US Labor Department Launches Major H-1B Visa Fraud Investigation
The US Department of Labor is investigating H-1B and PERM visa fraud linked to human trafficking and job displacement, following a federal court ruling on visa fees.
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Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong set for September sentencing in second national security case
Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is scheduled for a plea and sentencing hearing on September 2, facing a potential new prison term for foreign collusion.
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John Fetterman Calls On Bernie Sanders To Apologize For Supporting Graham Platner
Senator John Fetterman has demanded that Bernie Sanders apologize for endorsing Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner following new sexual assault allegations.
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Supreme Court Justices Kagan, Barrett to testify before House panel on budget
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett will testify before a House subcommittee on July 14, marking the first Supreme Court appearance before Congress since 2019.
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Candace Owens Escalates Public Conflict Over Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Amid Murder Trial
As Tyler Robinson’s murder trial for Charlie Kirk begins in Utah, Candace Owens faces backlash for challenging the family’s privacy request over his legacy.
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Top Democrats Demand Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner Withdraw Following Sexual Assault Allegation
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner faces intense pressure to withdraw by July 13 after a serious sexual assault allegation triggered a major party exodus.
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Bernie Sanders joins calls for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to withdraw
Senator Bernie Sanders has urged Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner to drop out following serious sexual assault allegations.
